This differs from many other CAM practitioners, who may have a more clearly delineated scope (for example, acupuncturists may be defined by their tool of trade, chiropractors and osteopaths by their focus on musculoskeletal treatment).
Limitations of the present study and scope for future investigation are also delineated.
The text analysis examined how HBM and biomarker research delineated their goals and scope, what kind of visions and promises become attached to the research endeavours and how ethical issues were problematised.
The scope of patentability is today more intricately delineated, especially on the "old continent" (Europe), where plant varieties and essential biological processes are excluded from protection, in accordance with Article 53§b of the European Patent Convention as revised 29th November 2000 (also present in the 1973 text).
Firstly, the nature and scope of duties of care must be identified and delineated.
The roles of history taking (including prenatal and perinatal issues and family history), physical examination, diagnostic bladder diaries, noninvasive urodynamic investigations and radiological imaging are delineated but therapy is not within the scope of this document.
This way of speaking also may dilute the emphasis on national borders as a way of delineating the scope of concern and provides more flexibility in the object of concern for public health.
One of these is delineating the scope of practice of students in order to ensure a program that will be appropriate in terms of content, level of difficulty, and the requirements of the student's working environment.
Determining whether a decision-maker has acted illegally requires "delineating the scope of statutory powers, which is rarely a mechanistic exercise".
Delineating the scope of this modification and its functional consequences in vivo remain major challenges.
Understanding the constituents of a transcriptome can therefore be useful in delineating this scope.
