The felony murder rule, which has many variations, generally broadens murder liability for participants in violent felonies in two ways.
We note that the motor-level adaptation has the same negative-feedback network design as the upstream receptor-level adaptation, and the tandem architecture of one control circuit followed by the other mitigates the effects of cell-to-cell variation and broadens the range of stimuli over which cells optimally respond.
With variation of the sample loading volume, a broadened determination range of 2.5 200 nmol L−1 iron could be obtained.
In comparison, a TFC reference membrane exhibited an ascendant and broadened ridge-valley structure, suggesting variation in surface roughness of TFC membranes under different nano-Ag2O loadings.
However, abundant ephedroid fossil plants from the Early Cretaceous have increasingly broadened our understanding of the circumscription and character variation of the family, so an emended familial diagnosis is provided here.
The degree of clonal variation in the number of GFRα1+ and GFRα1− units (and cells) broadened progressively over time.
So, like others who have introduced variations into the list (avarice, wrath and lechery among them), he broadened the concept.
Mrs. Gore offered her variation on the theme, broadening it into an appreciation of "the arts as part of our national heritage".
The broadened criteria for inclusion of patients to EVAR contributed to variations in the choice of treatment method, largely due to a lack of data about the long-term outcomes of the procedure.
Recent archaeological work in the south, in the Yangtze River valley area in Hubei and Hunan, has broadened the focus, not only geographically but also stylistically, bringing to light dynamic and inventive regional variations on standard forms.
