Areas of the Arctic seabed are also in contention, though there can be no threat to a sovereignty that has, in this case, not yet even been asserted.Mark Collins OttawaThe Cisco way* SIR – Your briefing on Cisco Systems did a masterful job of capturing the scope and rationale for the company's expansion into adjacent markets ("The world according to Chambers", August 29th).
Therefore, to unveil the scope and rationale of faith-based NGOs in education services for Syrian children, we will first have a look at the socio-political context of the country under study.
"If the edge of the spear is pointing at Afghanistan in coming days," he said, "this is where the president has got to share the evidence and explain to all potential partners the scope and the rationale of any military action".
The York framework suggests a broad, clearly articulated research question, defining concepts, target population, health outcomes, and scope whilst accounting for the aim and rationale of the review (Arksey and O'Malley 2005; Levac et al. 2010).
The faculty argued that Sexton had failed to provide an academic rationale for the scope and the pace of the university's growth.
The scientific basis and rationale of the fluoride RfD (Burt 1992; Hodge 1950) can be found in IRIS and is beyond the scope of this article.
You need a clearly focused end, means and rationale.
The main advantage and rationale for launching an ad hoc survey of private sector firm managers during the Great Recession lay in the wealth and scope of information that could be collected.
The detail of the text and comprehensive scope of the reviews make it entirely suitable for those with a major interest in thyroid cancer who will appreciate it for its clear presentation of principles and rationale for treatments and as a guide to the management of difficult problems.
So doing, these diverse approaches helped in better understanding the conditions that limit scope and efficiency of the market and provide the rationale for the diversity of organizational forms that are observed in real world.
Murthy and Klugman's tables, and earlier work by others including, for example, Arnstein (1969), highlight the different potential degrees of participation that may underpin interventions, and how these might influence the definition of community, rationale for community participation, and scope and mode of participation employed.
