The scope of the paper informs potential defendants of the litigation associated risks of manufacturing, marketing and selling defective products to the American public.
The significant burden that injuries represent for children and youth highlights the importance of obtaining comprehensive outcome data to understand the scope of the injury and inform provision of clinical and rehabilitation services [ 27, 28].
To adequately address community needs under the lens of SDH, it is necessary to analyse daily life conditions, otherwise we run the risk of substantially reducing the scope of knowledge necessary to inform local action [ 10].
Similarly, both the ARMHS and HCS stated that data would be used to assess the determinants of physical and psychological wellbeing; and we decided that the additional consideration of the influence of remoteness on these determinants was not beyond the scope of this permission and informed consent.
These are beyond the scope of this paper and will inform future research.
This informed the scope of the synthesis, which was then agreed in discussion with a sub-group of SHIAN.
The scope of practice definition should be informed by, but not limited to, the activities in which the profession is currently engaged.
As author of a number of influential works on the theory and ethics of historic preservation he redefined and expanded the scope of the field and the values informing its practice.
Qwest said it had not been informed of the scope of that investigation.
Likewise, Mr. Foschi said crew members were not informed of the scope of the emergency.
Tenderers for contracts must be informed of the scope of threat control that the principal will transfer explicitly in the contract.
