It didn't do that and nor was it in its methodological scope to show that.
Broad in temporal and methodological scope, it expands the narratives from monetary history's current stewards--economists, anthropologists, and an array of historians--to reveal a more complete story of American money.
Besides the immediate question under study, our report also aims at stimulating the discussion with a different methodological scope.
The SDO Programme has commissioned such methodological scoping studies, including one on eliciting and assessing users' views on the processes of healthcare [ 78].
The second scoping study commissioned, a methodological scoping exercise on eliciting and assessing users' views on the processes of health care, necessitated both a literature review and a consultation exercise with stakeholders [ 38].
Methodological background.
The methodological details and scope of data collected in the BASIC-HHD appear in a published protocol[ 18].
In addition, it is difficult to foresee everything at the protocol stage, and the scope, methodological quality, and quality of reporting of included studies might require subsequent modifications.
After careful consideration of the methodological limitations and scope of these studies, the ISI group proposes certain recommendations for the design of future studies (expert advice): Studies with sufficient sample size to identify prevalence and risk factors for sarcopenia, including subpopulation analyses, are needed.
Methodological procedures for scoping review are currently not clearly defined, however this scoping review will follow the principals of Arksey and O'Malley's framework [ 47], namely; identification of the research question, detection and sourcing of papers, study inclusion selection, charting of the data by either narrative terms or analytical terms and summarising results.
The work of Arksey and O'Malley [ 38] provides a useful methodological framework for scoping reviews.
