"The geographical content … has continued to be 'softened'," it said, and there had been an "overall narrowing of subject coverage and fewer opportunities to assess the skills of students".
The appearance of fungal hyphae on histopathology can give some clue as to speciation; however, most clinicians defer to results of fungal cultures before narrowing antifungal coverage.
Acknowledgement of this observation has led to the practice of de-escalation where one often starts with an initially broad anti-infective (or a combination of agents) and later narrows the spectrum of coverage when culture results become available [ 15].
The restriction of the CAT to cover only physical and general fatigue in order to replicate the QLQ-C30 fatigue scale narrows the coverage of fatigue.
Compared with the two conventional targeting strategies based on overland nutrient loss and instream nutrient loading, the ILR-SO model identified distinct PMAs and narrowed down the coverage of management areas.
Many health insurers are adjusting to the reality of universal coverage by narrowing the assortment of doctors in their networks, leaving more patients at risk of "surprise" bills if they are treated by practitioners outside their insurer's network.
We conclude that in addition to the promoter proximal regions, MACS calls a large number of narrower, low coverage peaks, which are potentially more likely to be spurious.
"It's very funky how the individual bursts can pop up anywhere in this wide range of frequencies, even though each individual burst has a relatively narrow frequency coverage," Peter Williams of Harvard University told New Scientist.
Evaluate flexibility of coverage.
Evaluate the extent of coverage.
