The significance level of hypothesis tests in most common models will not change (Tosteson and Tsiatis 1988), but confidence limits will broaden as point estimates move away from the null.
Differences in the discourses and justifications on benefit sharing form the basis for different definitions and also limit or broaden the concept.
As semi-metallic monolayer graphene is limited in broadening the applications, synthesis of multi-layer graphene has recently attracted intense interests to enable functional optoelectronic devices.
One of the most illustrious was Sir Hugh Carleton Greene, director-general of the BBC, who, in 1962, had sanctioned the satirical TV show, That Was the Week That Was, which set out to broaden the limits of acceptability in art and comment.
Accordingly, Descartes attempted to broaden the limits of knowledge by proving to his own satisfaction that God exists; that the standard for knowing something is having a "clear and distinct" idea of it; that mind is more easily known than body; that the essence of matter is extension; and, finally, that most of his former beliefs are true.
Dated stereotypes limit your audience, not broaden it".
"If the UK is to remain internationally competitive, it should be looking to broaden, not limit, the opportunities for qualified international graduates to stay in the UK to work for a period and contribute to the economy.
Whether because of the passage of time since their last job search or their particular disciplinary blinders (history, economics, and linguistics), the authors make little effort to broaden or limit the scope of the advice they offer to all.
Third, Black political talent is limited and needs to broaden and recognize generational transition.
But those same issues have also sparked deep opposition to him among party leaders and may limit his ability to broaden his appeal among voters.
