But the breadth of the questions themselves hint at something else: just how much more difficult things may turn out to be for Mr. Booker, a naturally gifted campaigner, if and when he actually has to govern.
Differences in breadth of the questions could also be a factor, since the questions about service quality focus on care workers, whereas Dignity is broader, asking about help and treatment by any person.
Saturation (the point at which further data collection is unlikely to lead to new insights) has been described as an 'elastic' concept, and the desirable degree of saturation depends, in part, on the nature and breadth of the research question [ 27].
The type of evidence and scope included in a systematic mapping is broader than that normally included in a systematic review, reflected in the breadth of the research questions.
Even for the besieged telecommunications sector, experts found the breadth of the S.E.C.'s questions remarkable.
You may have noticed recently that Quora has increasingly required you to log in to see the full breadth of the site's question-and-answer content.
For example, if in round 1 several comments were made about the breadth of a question(s) covering other more specific questions, a proposal will be made to erase the perceived duplicate(s) or combine items.
Despite this growth, bioinformatic tools available to visualize and compare genomes and to infer evolutionary events remain restricted to two or three genomes at a time, thus limiting the breadth and the nature of the question that can be investigated.
To ensure that consideration is given to the full range of study designs required to assess the breadth of clinical questions in a guideline, the GAR consultants also developed levels of evidence to address different clinical questions (prognosis, diagnostic accuracy, aetiology etc).
The breadth of questions covered in the questionnaire provides a way to quantify the quality of overall management practices for schools that have an IAQ management program.
