Recently, individual studies on this subject matter use the more inclusive and comprehensive term of work-life conflict (WLC) in order to overcome the traditionally narrow focus on role conflicts between work and family and to document the broader scope and concept and expanded study population by including employees without their own core families or children living at home [ 19].
First, the UMLS is very large and broad in scope, containing concepts from over 100 source vocabularies (Bodenreider, 2004), which makes it unwieldy.
In particular, the standards in virtually every state have failed to keep pace with changes in the discipline as it has become genomic in scope, omitting concepts related to genetic complexity, the importance of environment to phenotypic variation, differential gene expression, and the differences between inherited and somatic genetic disease.
That Carnap placed no restriction on explication's scope as a concept determination method and wielded it for epistemic concepts seems to clinch the case.
"Genting's proposal was far superior in concept, scope, detail and execution to any we have seen in previous rounds of evaluation," Gordon Medenica, director of the state lottery said in a letter to Governor Paterson.
There is a possibility of research scope of this concept.
One source of controversy concerns the scope of the concept of a person.
Yet historical use of the term is not uniform, and there remains confusion over the meaning, value and scope of the concept of privacy.
Within the scope of WoT concept, since many devices usually offer rather simple and atomic functionalities (e.g., reading sensor values), modeling them using REST is often straightforward.
By emphasizing the "co" aspects (collaboration, cooperation, and coordination) of effective co-creation Sang M. Lee and his colleagues have broadened the scope of the concept [26].
