However, he said the MPC had been clear all along that the unemployment rate was only one of many factors which would shape any decision to raise interest rates and, with wage increases still well below inflation, there was scope for rates to remain at their current level for a while yet.
"There is scope for interest rates to remain low, and, if necessary, for further asset purchases, to prevent inflation falling below the 2 percent target," Mervyn A. King, the governor of the Bank of England, said in a speech Tuesday evening.
Though our study is limited in scope, we expect our results to remain relevant for models with a large number of parameters and other types of left right hidden Markov models.
In many ways, the show feels as open-ended as the works on view and considering its vast conceptual scope, the conversation was bound to remain unresolved.
Nevertheless, even as a growing number of researchers have expanded their scope to the urban realm, there remain many problems resulting from the complexity of the urban microclimate, such as the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect.
Even bearing in mind the caveats attached to reoffending rates, which, despite efforts by the Ministry of Justice to improve their scope, remain a blunt and imprecise measure, these statistics obviously suggest that the criminal justice system is working more effectively than it was at the start of the decade, at least in terms of reducing reoffending.
The most accurate methods available may remain limited in scope to smaller molecular systems.
Short of that, General Kayani was demanding that the campaign return to its original, more limited, scope and remain focused narrowly on North Waziristan, the prime militant stronghold.
Applicability to larger, longer, and more divergent protein-sequence datasets, to more-diverse tree shapes, and to different implementations seems highly probable, although further nuance will doubtlessly emerge, and scope may remain for further optimization.
The White House, which was reluctant to endorse earlier calls, "has expressed a willingness to cooperate with the intelligence committees," said one Senate aide, provided that the inquiry be limited in scope and remain only in the intelligence panels.
