The application studied here represents a state of the art ECG diagnostic tool that was designed, implemented, and tested in Jordan to serve wide spectrum of population who are from poor families.
Professors say this way they are now serving a broader spectrum of learning styles.
No Information, No Help At the far end of the financial spectrum, serving the city's poorest patients, were Charity and University Hospitals.
Mr. Lanigan founded Humana Press in 1977 and built it into a leading publisher of cutting-edge research in molecular biology and molecular medicine, cancer research, heart disease, neuroscience, and neurology, a list of over a thousand titles and twentyfour journals, serving a wide spectrum of the scientific and medical research communities.
Modern bioprocesses have become quite diverse with highly specialized designs serving a broad spectrum of customers and their products.
ZnO is transparent to visible light and absorbs in the UV spectrum, serving as a low band filter for the photoactive layer.
Orthologs of the bacterial TLSP genes were found in many eukaryotes (Ohmori et al. 2001), serving a broad spectrum of functions (Friedberg et al. 2001; Goodman 2002).
The new business partners' giddiness at the brainstorm is matched by Sondheim's pyrotechnical verbal display, as Sweeney and Mrs. Lovett imagine serving up a whole spectrum of English society in their new line of mean cuisine.
In the 1980s, Professor Rothschild, who taught materials science and engineering at Columbia University, began studying the optical properties of wide bandgap semiconductors and developed diodes capable of using the upper range of the spectrum and serving as a superior light source.
This said, I've also been blessed (no pun intended) over several decades to have worked in the field with representatives across the political spectrum, including serving as a foot soldier in the so-called "Reagan Revolution".
