Each of the three clustering methods has a different scope and allows different applications.
When we consider ancient populations whose life expectancy was less than forty years, we picture wretches, limited in scope, and fundamentally different from us as a result.
The better way to describe the Obama agenda, I think, is that it's ambitious (even radical) in its scope and sharply different in direction from the Reagan-Bush era, but mostly moderate in terms of how far it goes on any single issue.
Characterization of the purified enzyme revealed that it has a broad substrate scope and oxidized different compounds including substituted and unsubstituted alicyclic, bicyclic-, aliphatic-ketones, ketones with an aromatic moiety, and sulfides.
Greenlee concludes that although motherhood can be thought of as bringing about changes that are "conservative in orientation," they are limited in their scope and can have different effects on different women.
A number of forecasts have been conducted for freight transport in Europe, with different scope and objectives and with different perspectives (e.g. Primes, TREMOVE, iTREN, TRANS‐visions, TOSCA, D-RAIL, and SPECTRUM).
Patient concerns obviously are of a scope and scale completely different from those of my appliances; yet the patients too have a problem, a problem that is clearly defined to them, a problem they have spent hours, days, weeks, perhaps years mulling over.
The dynamic relationship of scope and scale at different stages of economic activity in a sector; especially agriculture could possibly provide an understanding to core of lock-in effect problem.
The input by some in South Africa fails to acknowledge this variation in the scope and impact of different forms of state capture.
Understanding the scope and characteristics of different models of integrated service delivery, and their potential strengths and weaknesses within the primary care context thus makes sense from both a public health and a strategic perspective.
