There is some modest scope for upgrades, although caution is still required.
This leaves only modest scope for biases in the experimental impact estimates when interpreted as applying to the entire target population rather than just the study population of those who agree to random assignment.
The guidelines process always necessitates extrapolating from a variety of evidence sources of variable quality and generally of modest scope.
In contrast to the vaulting structures so disfavored by Annette Baier i.e., grand theories held together by one or two norms placed as keystones most mid-level theorizing in bioethics more closely resembles what Baier calls a "mosaic" approach to theory-building, which starts closer to the ground and erects, brick by brick, theoretical structures of modest scope (1994).
If 153 countries could not agree on a trade deal of fairly modest scope, what chance is there for dealing with the really big global challenges of climate change, nuclear proliferation and the global economic downturn?
Since the level-3 hospitals are the most sophisticated and the largest tertiary hospitals, while level-1 and level-2 hospitals are of more modest scope and clinical reputation, that mortality rates increase with accreditation level clearly indicates that mortality rates are a measure of illness severity and patient case-mix as much as quality of care.
In a more modest scope, BACD may be used in diagnosis of disease severity, monitoring treatment, and support for therapist evaluation.
Despite its very modest scope, the legislation could still wind up going nowhere.
His proposals may also seem modest, given the scope of the current crisis.
The modest size and scope of the CTB purchase suggests Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is waiting for a further market dip before making a major deal.
