We are led to question the efficacy and cost effectiveness of making scope tests a routine part of validity assessment in applied CV studies.
For example, formal tools are especially useful to make scope ambiguities explicit, since different scope readings of one and the same natural language sentence can be represented with different formal sentences which themselves have no scope ambiguities.
Cloning of the rearranged light and heavy chains of selected monoclonal antibodies into a single mammalian expression vector facilitates their distribution, making scope for the creation of valuable antibody resources.
Using the format with some library routines will make scope-aware applications simpler.
Gershoni and Goldberg have ingeniously made the scope as open as possible, anyone with internet access can paticipate, question, challenge, and create.
Note that even after the crisis made the scope and consequences of the epidemics of control fraud clear to any competent regulator no financial regulatory agency hired the people with a track record of success as examiners, supervisors, and investigators.
These changes made the scope of the term "arthropod" unclear, and Claus Nielsen proposed that the wider group should be labelled "Panarthropoda" ("all the arthropods") while the animals with jointed limbs and hardened cuticles should be called "Euarthropoda" ("true arthropods").
"It would make the scope enormous".
We need to make the scope, impact and cost, financial and psychological, visible.
"Those 16:9 screens make the scope look like a big egg" in the middle of an empty field, he said.
By harnessing the aggregated individual acts volunteered by everyday people, Missing Maps can make its scope truly planetary.
