It displayed qualitative measures of geographical scope (from local and national "up" to global) on the vertical axis and modeling detail (from simple to complex) along the horizontal dimension.
Wang's reform measures, of unprecedented scope in the imperial era, were idealistically directed though not always with the desired results toward the moral and material improvement of the people; but in the end they strengthened the power and finances of the state.
However, the direction of the association varied across different measures of the scope of QI implementation [ 32].
Earlier definitions of scale are narrow, reflecting quantitative measures of program scope, such as number of sites covered or beneficiaries served [ 14, 15].
One measure of the scope of the efforts under way is the wave of industrial protest against them on November 14th, which included a general strike in both Spain and Portugal and smaller protests in Greece and Italy.There remains much for these countries to do by way of "structural reform"—shake-ups of product and labour markets that will cause more pain and unrest.
In this study, firm characteristics are measured by scope of operations in terms of markets served - local, regional, or international; scale of operations in terms of production or operational capacity; ownership structure in terms of decision-making system; and size in terms of small number of employees.
The SPI, which is more accurate in terms of measuring the scope of PCPs' practice, is also applicable to a broad range of practice settings because it consists of three subdomains that enable application of each subscale to different primary care settings.
But, by most measures, the scope of NYT operations is at the far end of the scale.
The court's opinion, written by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, is a technical one that measures the scope of the probate exception.
While the Kosovo health system was in need of improvement, external actors shaped the type of reform measures selected, the scope of reform, and the timing of its implementation.
The question on which the court invited submissions was: Did the police know or ought they to have known of the existence of a real and immediate risk to the applicants' son's life and did they fail to take measures within the scope of their powers which, judged reasonably, might have been expected to avoid that risk?
