However, the great majority (>80%) of projects still are drawn from the full range of non-HIV/AIDS topics, so that the increased focus on AIDS has not resulted in a restricted scope for the exposure of trainees.
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).
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".
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.
Here, 'rigorous' is meant in the narrow sense – in the way of obtaining representative and convincing statistical data – implying a restricted scope.
In addition, from 2018, subject to an impact assessment, the directive will be extended from its "current restricted scope" to all categories of electronic waste.
However, this jirga had a very restricted scope.
The restricted scope of this review led to further limitations.
But we would suggest that any potential short comings with the STA process are not necessarily confined to the independence of the health technology assessment (HTA) dossier; rather they are arguably equally or more likely to reflect restricted scopes, in terms of comparator technologies, and the relative immaturity of the evidence base, as STAs are increasingly aligned with a product's launch.
In this way, it reduces the recovery overhead and restricts scope of cascaded relocation.
