Bunton (2002) notes that, compared with research articles, PhD introductions are necessarily more elaborate, given their more extensive scope.
Scopes of practice of substitute cadres varied with each country, especially at the "specialized" cadre level found in Tanzania, Malawi and Mozambique, where "surgical technicians" are given a more extensive scope of practice.
These evolutions in the law of NIACs have taken place predominantly to counter concerns that despite the widespread nature of NIACs, the laws applicable during an international armed conflict were much more extensive in scope.
Following Jetz et al. [ 55], we used the Hackett backbone for our analyses due to the more extensive genomic scope of loci used to construct this topology.
However, we now think that changes to pricing could actually be more extensive and that there is scope to revamp the entire pricing system.
Simultaneously, results relative to the subsequent application in the senior design projects are encouraging, although there is scope for more extensive usage, as the tools to implement these techniques become more effective and widely available.
However, this important aspect requires more extensive evaluation and exceeds the scope of the present work.
There is scope for more extensive work including physicochemical analysis of the donated saliva as saliva rheology including filament thinning behaviour will depend on the source, age of donor, time and methods of collection and whether or not the saliva samples have been centrifuged to remove cell debris (Stokes & Davies, 2007).
A more extensive phylogenetic analysis beyond the scope of this article could establish if the common ancestor of bacteria had a EF-P modification pathway that was lost in specific phyla or if it appeared later on, as for example in the proteobacteria ancestor, and then was horizontally transferred in other clades.
Nevertheless, it would appear that there is scope for much more extensive HCP education and training about supporting and communicating with fathers around the time of newborn resuscitation.
Depending on the decision context, using more than one tool throughout a more extensive process leading from broad-scale scoping and project prioritization to more specific site selection and monetary valuation may be appropriate (Fig.��2).
