Based on an extensive literature review, this paper concludes that the key differences between the two are in relation to their overarching framework, scope, inputs and outputs of water and in relation to dealing with extreme weather events.
Broadening the scope of input data (both volume and type) should enable better use of available data to mine for new cancer genes.
The results of this analysis presented in Table 4 indicated a significant scope of input saving or increasing outputs of the inefficient hospitals.
The initiative is worldwide in its scope, involving input from more than 27,000 contributors in over 100 different countries, who work with the Cochrane Review Groups responsible for reviews in particular areas of health and health care [ 4].
Secondly, because the exact level and scope of input and output in healthcare services can never been determined with certainty, variation of service performance derived by these efficiency analyses may sometimes suffer because the resources consumed and outputs delivered were not fully captured.
Both the range of causes of death and the scope of input indicators are considerably expanded in the new version and brought into line with the 2012 WHO VA instrument, but this makes a direct and meaningful comparison between the versions difficult.
The PEPFAR program was agreed directly with the President's office without much scope for inputs from health sector stakeholders.
Nevertheless, generating a useful molecular representation depends heavily on the scope of the input analyses.
For at such small scales, all kinds of new effects come into play, such as the atmospheric turbulence caused by skyscrapers.Death of the weatherman?As weather forecasting becomes more dependent on whizzy technology, there would seem to be less scope for human input.
The capability reaches the maximum scope, when the input power is zero.
