Further, clear thinking about the scope of intended inference can help us determine what sort of replication is needed.
The training covered basic information about the pen, the scope of intended use, explanation of the dosing regimen and how it may change over time, and the necessary operations to be performed, including performing simulated injections using a demonstration pen containing a placebo (i.e., sterile water-filled) cartridge into an injection pad.
State departments of transportations have generally adhered to federal administrative guidance on the type and scope of interventions intended by the original legislation, with the large majority of proposed projects involving capital construction and engineering interventions (Cradock et al. 2012).
Furthermore, a range of approaches and factors, some of which were well outside the scope of the intended or taught curriculum, may influence the way in which students approach their learning of the formal curriculum.
Thus, the time, cost and personnel resources available, and the scope of the intended research questions, will be key factors that need to be considered before undertaking an analysis of pooled individual participant data from multiple cohorts.
As the first anniversary of Hurricane Sandy's onslaught of the New York region arrives, the Museum of the City of New York, with help from the International Center of Photography, is opening an exhibition of photographs whose size and scope seem intended to rival that of the storm itself.
It includes a brief description of the scope, contents, and intended uses/application of each product.
It wasn't until a few years later, standing one blazing July afternoon at his grave in his Massachusetts hometown of Lowell, that I began to appreciate the scope of what Kerouac intended: a roman fleuve, a memoir cycle woven into the mythic, wondrous tapestry of his life.
Use of the 23andMe Personal Genetic Service for casework and other criminal investigations falls outside the scope of our services intended use.
The original scope was intended to define the basis for the two primary cornerstones of a project: physical facilities and the required project deliverables.
Again, the technicalities involved in such a construction go beyond the scope of what we intend to expose in this paper.
