But senior government figures complain that none of the agencies has given the cabinet a full picture of the scope and purpose of Telecom Italia's unit.It has also been found that SISMI was running its own semi-autonomous unit.
We realized there was no reliable data to test claims of racial bias or brutality within police forces around America, and, as such, no true picture of the scope and scale of the issues at the center of an intense national debate.
This potential to incorporate other approaches may prove useful in building a consistent picture of the scope and applicability of the many and varied schemes that continue to be developed by the quantum control community.
Thus, this study can enable a better understanding of the different ways in which men and women experience ICTs at University and would present a more accurate picture of the scope and intensity of the gender-based digital divide from a robust methodological approach.
First, a picture of the scope of estuary threats at a regional scale.
We recognise that like the proposed national indicators, this presents an incomplete picture of the scope of maternity care.
National and global indicators provide a broad picture of the scope, size, and impact of HIV services, and are important for strategic planning and resource allocation.
These multiple information sources and outcome measures provided a richly detailed picture of the scope and nature of OxyContin abuse and were useful in guiding targeted intervention efforts moving forward [ 72, 73].
In this study we provide a genome-wide picture revealing the scope of combinatorial regulation by pairs of TF-miRNA whose role may be associated not only with a fine-tuning mechanism of the transcriptional network, but also with a 'quick-OFF-slow-ON' switching devise as well as a machinery designed to preserve resources.
Although Lawrence and Lee may not have painted a fully accurate picture of the Scopes trial itself, they most certainly did their homework from an historical point of view; the cultural context in which they place their work is authentic and richly detailed and, in my judgment, has little to do with the 1950s.
