As clinicians and pathologists we directly observe a panoply of physical changes occurring inside an eye affected by retinoblastoma.
Composing a scholarly treatise regarding the disappearance of pathologies that were prevalent formerly is perhaps more challenging than describing the panoply of CNS changes observed before the era of cART.
Originalists hate it when modern judges treat its text as a "living" document, guaranteeing a panoply of rights that changes with the times.In this section Not quite what it seems A winner from Wisconsin?
Bill Clinton appeared yesterday at the Aspen Ideas Festival, addressing "a panoply of world issues from climate change and alternative energy to food security and AIDS" -- that is, most everything except the presidential campaign he devoted much of the last two years to.
Acknowledging that health systems are constituted by people and operate in social, political, and economic contexts defined by people and groups with varying interests and values, opens up a panoply of opportunities to influence and change them.
Solid tumors present a panoply of genomic alterations, from single base changes to the gain or loss of entire chromosomes.
However, without adequate knowledge of highly vacant districts as socio-ecological systems, design and planning may have unintended consequences for human health, water quality, adaptation to climate change, and a panoply of other ecosystem services.
What doesn't change is the music: a tart panoply of jazzy figures, dance forms and marches.
In the "Metamorphoses," Ovid's great poem about love and change, the Narcissus tale is one of a panoply of myths.
As Roque and his party try to win the rector's seat (the goal is to change a calcified curriculum), Mr. Mitre shows us a panoply of political behavior and types: the opportunist, the traitor, the true believer.
