In reference [ 3] this algorithm was discussed in its perspective to solve a narrower scope of biological problems, with no mathematical details or a computer implementation.
This would give these education programmes a narrower scope in the labour market.
So it has created a narrower scope in a way and also that today people are sicker than 20 years ago.
The research studies considered, as reported in published articles mainly under the aegis of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), have a narrow scope in that they test only 3 or 4 rice varieties under different soil moisture treatments obtained with controlled irrigation, but with other agronomic factors of production held as constant.
Three trials of the nurse practitioner role in ambulatory primary care evaluated a narrow scope of the nurse practitioner role because the intervention was limited to a single visit with patients seeking same day consultations for common complaints.
Although the term "continuum of care" for maternal, newborn health, and child health originally refers to continuity of care throughout the lifecycle adolescence, pregnancy, childbirth, post-delivery period, and childhood [ 12], in this analysis we apply a narrowed scope of continuum of care, focusing on women during the period from pregnancy to childbirth and after delivery.
In addition, this method focuses on a narrow scope that does not cover irregularly sampled data.
Sex work programmes in Africa have limited coverage and a narrow scope of services and are poorly coordinated with broader HIV and SRH services.
In a very narrow-scope chatbot, there's only so much that a human can say.
But if you take the same doctor and gave him a tool that went through all the images he needed to review in an afternoon and narrowed scope to only the priority images let's say, three out 500 that would be a "force multiplier"—a 10x value.
