[n.2] If we conclude that it is, we must consider the proper scope of that availability.
We are constructing linked databases that hold all of the questionnaire and biological sample data, including those generated by collaborators outside our Institute, to maximise the availability and scope of data available for future analyses.
Since the new Millennium, imagineering has grown to the scale of a mass paradigm, because of the increasing scope and availability of automated engineering.
Scope and availability of data in this research are not sufficient to produce more than speculations.
It acquired global video platform Viki for $200 million in 2013, and it has steadily broadened the scope and availability of its Netflix-like video platform Wuaki — a Rakuten purchase in 2012.
Knowledge of how the sizes of portions, packages and tableware investigated among included studies compare with reference portion sizes for those foods in different settings was not fully elucidated by this review due to the limited scope and availability of data (from included studies and external sources) to fully address it.
While biochemical reactions in microfluidic chambers9,10,11, in droplets12,13 and on beads14 can emulate aspects of intercellular communication, studies on systems that structurally resemble natural cells with their semi-permeable membranes have been limited in scope by the availability of communication channels and assembly methods.
Practical advantages of cutaneous patch testing include ease of performance, rapidity of results, the scope of evaluation, and widespread availability [ 19, 43].
Results Trainees' decisions about whether or not to seek clinical support were influenced by three issues: the clinical question (clinical importance, scope of practice), supervisor factors (availability, approachability), and trainee factors (skill, desire for independence, evaluation).
Availability and Scope of Compulsory License.
Helping to significantly improve availability and scope of student health and mental health care.
