Although there are several articles that have tried to measure the scope of practice among Japanese PCPs [ 23, 24], no validated questionnaire that can be applied to measuring scope of practice has been published to date.
Larger numbers of observations are likely to increase the measured scope for individual variation in behaviour, particularly for fish escapes as these are intrinsically variable, particularly with regard to escape direction (Domenici and Blake, 1991; Domenici and Blake, 1997), with an associated reduction in repeatability.
As these and other findings suggest, the state was quite right to try to measure the scope of the problem.
But it is remarkable to measure the scope of the money that Jon is prepared to spend in an effort to buy this election...
Prosecutors, investigators and industry observers said it was hard to measure the scope of this type of fraud, but most agreed it was widespread.
Although there are few concrete ways to measure the scope of involuntary bachelorhood, more than 70 percent of single women in a recent survey said they would tie the knot only with a prospective husband who owned a home.
Although the federal government and the beef and produce industries have known about the risk posed by these other dangerous bacteria for years, regulators have taken few concrete steps to directly address it or even measure the scope of the problem.
To measure the scope of the spore invasion, the corpses are dissected and run through a blender, then put under a microscope.
It is therefore important to undertake studies to verify the QoL in children with ADHD that aim to provide and measure the scope of the well-being of these children.
A detailed investigation of the different dimensions of economic hardship experienced by households affected by chronic illness to measure the scope and scale of the hardship, the coping strategies employed to manage and, where possible, to overcome the hardship.
