Such an approach can also be seen as a design-based alternative to the estimation procedures based on the more general class of mixed models, presenting new prospects in some scopes of application such as inference on small domains.
Although new technologies and changes in farming practices provide some scope for reduction in GHG emissions, substantial reductions can only be achieved through changes in consumption patterns and reduction in food waste (Stehfest et al. 2009; Weidema et al. 2008).
In these cases, there is some scope to understate their earnings in order to reduce maintenance assessments.
In both countries there is some scope for local decision-making in relation to personnel management, but there is still resistance to distributing staff according to local needs.
Nevertheless, integument-related toxicities are very common and may adversely affect patients' QoL if used on a long-term basis, although oral minocycline may be helpful in some patients (Scope et al, 2007).
A maximum of 15 per cent of the portfolio can be invested in the FTSE 100, providing some scope for Mr St John to run his winners as they progress from medium-sized to larger companies.
Mr Nolan's "The Dark Knight Rises" was nominated for nothing at all.Instead, the nominations went to a raft of good and very good films, some small in scope and budget, some epic, some flawed in execution, some touched with glory, all of them ambitious.
Specify what is "in scope" and "out of scope".
In some ways, the scope for treating humans as exceptional is shrinking fast.
In some instances, the scope of a patent was blown way out of proportion and deemed excessively broad.
