It's an element of the past.
Add an element of the absurd.
Larry Summers, the former US treasury secretary, says QE works best when there is an element of surprise, and scope to reduce bond yields.
Each review identified for possible inclusion in the problems in the health and well-being element of the scoping review was awarded a quality score (out of 7) as a broad indication of quality.
"Something we knew — our estimates aren't far from that — is that we had to continue our work of reducing, changing the way we build it, changing some elements of the scoping, so that we could bring it in within the resources that we have," Anthony E. Shorris, the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, said Tuesday in an interview.
We implement some of the above elements in the scope of the SAFER project (http://safer-project.eu/), which develops a semantically-enriched platform for combinatorial signal detection by exploring diverse open-source signal detection method implementations and publicly available data.
The service retains an element of mystery.
The id attribute of an element (descriptor), for example, can be referred by the descriptor attribute of any element (media), regardless of the scope where the element (media) is.
We determined that organisation of health care, the sixth model element, was beyond the scope of this exercise since it focussed on chronic care at the level of the health service.
For instance, though we suspect that the carbonaceous residue that we obtained post-combustion may contain traces of the substrate material (metal or ceramic), quantification of these trace elements is beyond the scope of the current work.
The objectives are to (i) identify the key components of good practice for promoting continuity at transition (e.g., continuity of information, cross boundary, and team continuity), (ii) identify elements relevant to the scope of the provisional model, for response to needs of the target patient group, and (iii) to inform the conception of the interview guides.
