Tuiloma Slade said the conclusions refer to a broad range of issues that concern the people of the Pacific.
The Sex Pistols' "Holiday in the Sun" could refer to a broad range of resorts, but let's guess that they meant Majorca, or Rhyl.
Designers seek to resolve these competing factors by referring to a broad range of visual sources (e.g. existing products), and by constructing visual representations (e.g. sketches) that describe the planned form for the product.
The term "Burmese Indian" refers to a broad range of ethnic groups from India, most notably from present-day Bangladesh and India.
"Protected activity" refers to a broad range of actions that a victim might take in order to protest or oppose discrimination, including making complaints to management, writing letters, expressing support for co-workers, filing a charge of discrimination or participating in an investigation, proceeding or hearing under the anti-discrimination laws.
The heterogeneity of interventions and organisations have, to date, referred to a broad range of outcomes and patients [ 16, 17].
Sensitivity analysis refers to a broad range of mathematical and statistical analysis methods that serve to evaluate the relative merits of a set of parameters in controlling system dynamics.
The first column in the model — inputs and processes — refers to a broad range of activities largely captured by five of the WHO six building blocks for health systems strengthening (with the exception of service delivery and associated service quality).
But the term "home care" refers to a broad range of services and depending on the various contexts and countries, there is great variability among providers, target populations, services and duration of home care services [ 3].
The distribution of these reasons (as a percentage of all clinical judgment coded reasons) can be seen in table 2. The category of 'clinical reason' refers to a broad range of reasons which are either: An explicit clinical judgment, for example, "not required," "end of life care.
