There's a mound of scientific evidence a mile high that documents the broad, systematic and structural discrimination against minorities.
It is noteworthy that the broad and systematic literature search only identified two cohort studies which compared open and arthroscopic surgery.
The following question remains: Can broad systematic blood screening help to find mechanisms and/or markers for the dissociation of NAFL from insulin resistance in humans?
The BP executive, who headed the company's safety and operational risk department, said that he and then-chief executive Tony Hayward decided to exclude a broader "systematic evaluation" from the scope of the investigation.
Through his trial Mr. Blagojevich came to be viewed ever more as a lone, odd, off-the-rails politician — isolated, it seemed, from just about everything else, including any broader, systematic problem in the state.
The authors are not aware of any previous research that made this distinction, despite a broad systematic review of the literature.
This work was part of a broader systematic review of the association between ambient air pollution and fetal (Glinianaia et al. 2004) and infant health outcomes.
The present work is part of a broader systematic review aimed to identify and analyze health care interventions to reduce social inequalities in diabetes care.
If acupuncture points are predefined, the point selection should be based on broad systematic consensus (e.g., expert opinion survey, consensus meetings and/or textbook survey).
However, if epidemiological data are collected, it should include a broad systematic screening of registries in the health care system, and a specific reevaluation of the patient records, especially the evaluations of pulmonary pathologists and radiologists.
