"The police investigations were narrow in scope – focused on whether they felt there was a realistic prospect of convicting an identified individual, to the criminal standard of proof, in these cases; the need properly to investigate the UK's responsibility for violations of its human rights obligations in relation to these matters remains".
Some of the new presentations were more modest in scope, focussing on streamlining the path between a swipe of your thumb and a swelling of your bank balance, and it dawned on me that fantasy sports have followed much the same trajectory as online dating, beginning with an attempt to simulate something complex and building toward a simpler and more immediate payoff.
Previous studies about different BIM systems have generally been limited in scope focusing predominantly on operational issues.
The service is in the planning stages and people close to the matter, but apparently not that close, described it to Reuters variously as limited in scope, focused on movies, and focused on children's programming.
To date, however, studies of heat illness in the ED have been limited in scope, focusing on particular events, demographics, or subsets of ED visits.
To date, research on HCU has been limited in scope, focusing mostly on those characteristics available through administrative databases, which have been largely clinical in nature, or have relied on ecological measures of socio-demographics.
Previous studies using target capture in plants have been more limited in scope: focusing primarily upon the plastome (Parks et al., 2012; Stull et al., 2013), or a single species (Populus trichocarpa, Zhou and Holliday, 2012; Fragaria vesca, Tennessen et al., 2013), or genus (Pinus, Neves et al., 2013; Gossypium, Salmon et al., 2012).
Such an indicator, however, should be constrained in scope to focus on people and our unique perception of scale, visual fragmentation, and human societal context and cultural background.
The LongROAD study is complementary in scope and focus to two large-scale naturalistic driving studies, Candrive/Ozcandrive (Marshall et al. 2013a, 2013b) and the Strategic Highway Research Program (SHRP 2) Naturalistic Driving Study NDSS) (Antin et al. 2011).
Some advocate a centralized world state, some favor a federal system with a comprehensive global body of limited coercive power, some would prefer international political institutions that are limited in scope and focus on particular concerns (e.g., war crimes, environmental preservation), and some defend a different alternative altogether.
