This refers to the ability to save and recover a snapshot of the current execution state, compiled program, variables, scopes and program counter, a concept similar to 'con-tinuations' (Reynolds, 1993).
Therefore appropriate selection of specific cost models, methods and tools is paramount, a difficult task given the highly variable nature, scope as well as scientific and technical requirements applicable to each program.
Interestingly, only a few retrospective studies have addressed this important issue in small samples with variable diagnostic scope and variable treatment.
Because of the existence of 0 1 indicating variables, the scope of the constrained optimization problem presented in 5 is not convex.
Table with data used for chi-squared test for an association between the variables absolute scope of influence and relative scope of influence.
Table with data used for chi-squared test for an association between the variables absolute scope of influence and strategy for capacity building.
This delay involves temporarily replacing bound variables (variables within the scope of an existential or universal quantifying expression, as in "some x is... .. and "any x is... ..) by uninterpreted "dummy" symbols.
These reviews are likely to be of variable quality and scope, with more than one systematic review on important topics.
Our initial exploratory searches have found that the literature in this field is currently small but is expanding rapidly, and that it is of broad scope, variable quality and inconsistently indexed.
However, decision makers are increasingly faced by a plethora of such reviews and these are likely to be of variable quality and scope, with more than one review of important topics.
