Comparisons to classification design rules indicate that there is scope for further assessment of safety margins, including investigation of global responses in conjunction with any local loading due to the presence of floodwater.
Second, although in most studies radiological data were centrally reviewed and often by masked reviewers, there remained scope for biased assessment of outcomes, as many of the outcome measures used – particularly those evaluating tumour response – were subjective.
While theoretically laudable, the proposal that we expand the scope of assessment tools designed to evaluate the capacity for voluntarism to include values, risks adding to these woes.
The use of surplus tissues not only benefits investigators in their research efforts but allows simultaneous analysis of multiple organs in a single mouse providing scope for a more comprehensive assessment if the data were to be shared.
The results of any cost assessment, or scope for cost based substitution will be largely dependent on the comparative cost of the PA and the potential "substitute".
Indeed, with the on-going reform, development and diversification of the primary health care sector (especially in Australia) we believe there may be new scope for caseload-specific classification and assessment of services performed by primary health care professionals in general, be they delivered via the traditional GP consultation format or otherwise.
In the end, the scope for empirical research in vulnerability assessments in most cases is related to smaller units, like individuals, households, neighborhoods, and communities.
It is a tool for assessment, even though its fairness and its scope are questioned.
Finally, assessment of the scope for health care role delegation must take account of the context of workforce shortage.
