In addition, an influx of massive resources from more developed nations, if not well coordinated and balanced in scope, could distort the sense of priorities and damage other critical public health and agricultural programs.
The triangulation of different data sources (interviews, observation and documentary analysis) was carried out to allow for one source balancing the scope for errors and bias of the other [ 34].
Also, in order to balance project scope and feasibility, the sample was limited to patients with psychotic and affective disorders which have been shown to be relevant to mood instability in previous studies.
Of course, a comprehensive list of areas for investigation will need to be balanced with the scope of the evaluation and the resources available for the process.
It is awfully hard to believe de Jager is being wholly balanced about the scope of a problem that will net him an income stream measured in the millions over several years.
Local authorities, on the other hand, live under a much harsher financial regime, having to set balanced budgets with no scope for running a deficit.
This chapter discusses data fragmentation, which is a canonical message and service interface design approach that balances between the scope of information requirements and supporting data elements of the service with individual processing needs of different consumers.
However, searching for a special case where the skewed site gain and the bias due to the geometric distortion are balanced is out of the scope of this paper.
If the PRI is just short of its 42%, how useful it could be to find that some small party's 2.1% was really 1.9% and cut it out.On balance, the scope for fraud has been much diminished.
This coefficient measures the need of society to invest in each public project through the consideration of its contribution to the regional balance, the scope of its investment, the evaluation of the current situation and the values of the city.
