Here, 'rigorous' is meant in the narrow sense – in the way of obtaining representative and convincing statistical data – implying a restricted scope.
The sandbox delineates a restricted scope with simplified market access standards and procedures.
This is partly due to the fact that TBmap has a restricted scope, as not only is the mapping based on a 2004 snapshot of TreeBASE, but also the mappings are limited to the taxa contained in TreeBASE.
In addition, although transactional sex is prevalent among young people in Uganda, the restricted scope of the majority of these studies raises the question of generalizability (20, 25, 26).
However, this jirga had a very restricted scope.
Unsurprisingly, Apple has applied a logical but highly restricted scope to how the feature can be accessed.
The NHMRC's description of consumers' levels of participation were derived from Bastian [ 28] and explained in terms of "none, manipulation, restricted scope, open involvement and wide participation".
Certain aspects of the behaviour of such members cannot be represented in an Eurocode-base prediction, due to the restricted scope of [1,2].
In part, this may be due to the restricted scope and rather perfunctory nature of the elicitation; a more comprehensive exercise, with more experts, would be desirable.
If the restricted scope of disclosure in treatment recommendations is taken as a benchmark, then the clinician's duty to disclose anything beyond this, anything beyond this is superogatory.
