After what it describes as this "limited" medium term opportunity, Juniper said it does expect a significant increase in shipments beyond the five-year period — driven by widening scope of applicability for 3D printers and the arrival of more established printing vendors into the space, namechecking the likes of HP, along with lower price-tags for the machines.
Choice among these is largely driven by the scope and goals of a given study.
"The increases in the cost and length of the project were driven by increases in scope directed by the city," Mr. McAvoy said by e-mail.
In a statement, I.B.M.'s chief executive, Samuel J. Palmisano, said the company's results were driven by "the broad scope of I.B.M.'s global business — led by strong operational performance in Asia, Europe and emerging countries".
Payments for medicines are driven by the limited scope of the Reimbursed Drugs List, prescribing practices which may shift patients to medicines which are not reimbursed, the practice of prescribing and using too many medicines in treatment ("polypharmacy"), and the high unit prices of medicines [ 42].
Given that environmental regulation has for a very long time been driven by EU legislation, the scope for making changes and doing so quickly is pretty constrained - no matter the many anomalies, uncertainties and inconsistencies that could do with being dealt with.
The choices relating to the search criteria were driven by (a) the agreed scope of the research, (b) the research questions that needed to be answered, as well as (c) the relevance of papers returned from testing various search combinations.
Olympus executives boasted last month about the company's "record-breaking" performance, driven by a 13% increase in scope sales for the nine months that ended Dec. 31.
We speculate that this result is driven by what we term "efficiencies of scope" in problem-solving.
The network groups came out of a grassroots initiative driven by employees and have a broader scope than the task forces or councils.
