The Moldovan president also mentioned that the United Nations, including UNICEF, have strengthened their position and extended their scope of work in the country, both by means of an increased number of institutions and implemented projects and increased volume of provided assistance.
Prospective studies are clearly required to validate such observations and to extend their scope to include wider considerations of other ADME (absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion) genes, for example, the ATP-binding cassette transporters, which can contribute to irinotecan efflux (Rhodes et al, 2005).
As genetic studies of BP extend their scope to include much larger samples and to incorporate more sophisticated phenotyping strategies, we can expect to obtain a substantially greater understanding of the genetic architecture of the syndrome.
Thirdly, processes of rehabilitation, reintegration and reconciliation may have to extend their scope beyond the individual recovery of affected youth, in order to include also the recovery of communities and entire societies, with as ultimate goal a long-term peace building process with preventive capacities towards a new resurgence of the conflict.
For instance, in the United Kingdom, South African nurses could be encouraged to apply for advanced nurse practitioner positions which would allow them to extend and expand their scope of practice.
Oral health studies of social mobility can extend their explanatory scope by inclusion of general health and dimensions of well-being as outcomes.
The private sector physiotherapists also had scope to extend their services outside of normal working hours (e.g. weekends, after-hours), whereas public sector providers could not.
Several new models of care are being developed to enhance workforce flexibility by enabling existing staff to work to their full scope of practice, extend their roles or by introducing new workers.
The judges have also asked for additional information on crimes committed since September 2002 and may decide to extend the scope of their investigation.
It is not beyond the wit of the Labour Party to extend the scope of their rules, should such be needed, to include aspirants, definitively.
