Academic investigation has shifted the focus from techno-economic aspects towards, albeit narrowly, assessing policy and social aspects of renewable energy adoption in Oman.
Though often narrowly assessed in reference to its decriminalization law, Portugal's experience over the last decade and a half speaks as much to its free public health system, extensive treatment programs, and the hard to quantify trickle down effects of the legislation.
A number of behavioral indices of impulsivity have been developed [e.g., [ 57, 58]] and these measures more objectively assess narrowly defined aspects of impulsive behavior and may reduce the bias of self-report.
Behavioral measures that assess more narrowly defined aspects of impulsivity may clarify genetic influences.
Future observational studies may be less comprehensive and address more narrowly defined aspects, capture patient views, assess actual behaviour in the services, and focus on service models that are regarded as very good practice.
In contrast to examining efficacy and adverse events in a "sterilized" environment in a narrowly defined population, RWR assesses the effectiveness and safety of a particular intervention in a much wider population in real world practice.
The motivation is to assess the ability of a mill to produce optimally and efficiently a narrowly-sized product.
While these broader CIs are appropriate for assessing an entire genetics course, the DCI is a more narrowly focused tool that can be used to help quantify the prevalence of alternative conceptions in students or assess the effectiveness of a specific teaching tool or approach.
First, we are not comparing widespread taxa to narrowly distributed taxa; we are assessing whether or not two groups of taxa have different spatial and temporal distributions.
Science, he says, has become like a professional sport, where an athlete's worth is assessed solely within a narrowly defined event.
