For better or worse, it leaves many very important matters beyond the scope of choice or action.
Alternatively, science advisers could be tasked with the "honest brokering of policy options" to clarify, or even expand, the scope of choice available to decision makers.
To enlarge the scope of choice of initial points, similar to the way in [16], in this section, we still apply proper perturbations to the constrained functions (g_{i}(x)), (i=1, ldots, m), and introduce the parameter gamma_{i}= left { begin{array}l@{quad}l} 1, & g_{i}(x^{(0)})geq0, 0, & g_{i}(x^{(0)})<0, end{array} quad i=1,ldots,m, right.
Patients' perception of the scope of choice offered may also be influenced by their own priorities.
First, we must acknowledge that a person's scope of choice is often determined by forces beyond her own control.
They found that BOLD activity in RCZ was higher for task choice conditions, but did not vary with the scope of choice (i.e., two vs. three possible tasks).
This could partly explain why the proportion of patients booking online is small and suggests that, for Choose and Book to deliver the intended scope of choice, online booking needs to be improved.
Instead "it is more complex, involving a wide array of steps, such as building integrated frameworks based on cutting-edge concepts of measuring results, categorising the scope of strategy choices, understanding institutional dynamics, making paradigms explicit, and understanding how and when paradigms become obsolete".
Expanding the scope of HSM choices serves those customers better," Egnyte co-founder and chief security officer, Kris Lahiri told TechCrunch.
If they perceived a choice had been offered, they explored the scope of the choice (i.e. how many options, what the options were) and timeline of the decision.
