The studies vary in breadth of initial consent, but none adopt a blanket consent for future use of samples/data.
These data sets vary in breadth of coverage (national to regional), funding source (private to national government funded), mechanism of data collection (continuous, post hoc), and scope of data collected.
"Just as varied were the breadth of voices in the magazine; early editions of Spare Rib involved big-name contributors including Betty Friedan, Germaine Greer, Margaret Drabble and Alice Walker, but alongside these were the voices of ordinary women telling their own stories.
Finally, we calculated correlations among strains for transcription factor networks that vary in the breadth of the environmental conditions triggering them, revealing the degree of concordance across genotypes for transcription factor networks with varying centrality and specificity.
There are multiple tools available to aid researchers in the identification of suicidal and non-suicidal thoughts and behaviors, including self-report measures and structured and semi-structured interviews, which vary in breadth and number of items.
Phytophagous insects vary in the taxonomic breadth of their respective host-plant range, but most still tend to use only a fraction of the plants available to them in their environment [ 1- 5].
The breadth of responses varied across subjects (Fig. 5; Table S3).
Although all Children's Centers emphasized an environmental education program for families, they varied in the breadth and intensity of other components of the intervention programs.
EPs vary in terms of the breadth of information they provide.
In a postmortem dissection study involving 25 subjects, the distance from the temporal pole to Meyer's loop varied from 22 37 mm, whereas the breadth of the optic radiation at the posterior limit of the posterior horn of the lateral ventricles varied from 18 32 mm (Ebeling & Reulen, 1988).
