While a small number of scoping reviews in health and social care have focused on aspects of, for example, support workers' roles, tasks and regulation, 17 18 we are not aware of systematic reviews of the effectiveness of support workforce development interventions.
Good Energy profits more than doubled last year and yet the business remains relatively small with plenty of scope for growth.
First, since the sample size of this study is very small, the scope of our analysis could not go beyond describing de novo CNVs.
Business relies on innovation and innovation relies on someone, somewhere, having a burning question that they are determined to find the answer to - no matter how big or small the scope of the issue.
This broader examination using more time points during the life cycle may prevent over-interpretation of expression data captured in studies of smaller scope.
Argumentations about higher incidence of surgical complications in case of using resectoscope instead of small diameter scopes with micro scissors or Versapoint seem to be more subjective impressions of some authors rather than evidence-based [10, 30].
The fact of a crisis on a grand scale resolves those of smaller scope.
Current biology effectively explains individual facts and generalities of smaller scope, and the explanans can be a mere fragment of a theory (see, e.g., Schaffner 2006 on "patchy and fragmentary" reductions).
In view of the approaching end of the Apollo program and the relatively small scope of present plans for future United States manned spaceflights, Colonel Scott seems unlikely to receive such an assignment in the future.
Christensen and his older brother, Tove, recently set up their own production company, Forest Park Pictures, so they can trawl for exactly that type of script, "small in scope, character-driven pieces".
