When asked directly, 42.1% of the women said they were not told "about things to look out for that may suggest problems with the pregnancy".> The proportion of respondents who received the complete basic scope of antenatal care increased with the number of visits (coverage).
"Just come up with a basic scope of work," Major Mundt said, "and I'll push it down to Baghdad".
If a scoped path goes through a nested program scope, all the basic blocks from the nested program scope are hidden for this path.
In this review, the basic principles and applicable scope of three classic research methods (the beam-column model, buckling differential equation, and energy method) are introduced.
As a result, he added, "we didn't change the scope or the basic emotional story line" of the campaign.
The reason seems to be that these psychological theories do not have the same wide scope as the basic principles of mainstream economics (Hausman 1992, chapter 13).
Routing is out of the scope of the basic definition of DQMAN, but any existing routing protocol could be applied on top of DQMAN without any restriction.
Hepatic culture systems that are more organotypic in design and that incorporate the multicellular and hemodynamic features of the tissue in vivo broaden the scope of the basic and mechanistic studies that can be conducted during chemical and drug testing.
Regarding scope, Rawls's theory of justice is limited in scope to (1) the basic structure of society (that is, the set of most important social institutions), (2) to liberal democratic societies rather than also to nondemocratic and illiberal societies, (3) and to the principles of justice insofar as they apply to people in their capacity as citizens.
Stands are the basic projection unit, but the spatial scope can be many thousands of stands.
