Sentence examples for To a broader scope from inspiring English sources

The current role of silviculture in managing introduced forest pests is evolving from one primarily focused upon genetics and tree breeding to a broader scope involving varying scales and strategies and a broad understanding of both host and pest ecology.

The essence of the Uppsala model is that a company's experiential knowledge learned from operating businesses in home and close markets allow its further expansion to a broader scope (Johanson & Vahlne 1977).

More recently, pioneers in the field, including the authors of this book, have begun to apply these methodologies to a broader scope, with the objective of comparing the intellectual capital indices at the national or regional level.

In a study published March 9 in Science Advances, the researchers report a new method for attaching tags to molecules, allowing them to tag molecules indirectly to a broader scope of molecules than they could before.

The sale of Wideload was not originally planned: Wideload and Disney began working on a title together, and as conversations turned to a "broader scope and vision", the two companies "discovered [they] had a lot in common," Seropian said.

Increased training corresponding to a broader scope of work and, in particular, having more curative tasks may too increase motivation, service delivery time and time spent working [ 12].

A number of tools have been developed to assess research-related risks, but there are limitations in their ability to support a broader scope of ethics review and to promote a culture of ethical integrity.

To meet state standards, the New York Board of Regents recently revised high school exams in global history and geography and in earth science -- though it's now called "physical setting" to reflect a broader scope (or perhaps not to offend the other planets).

Finally, we will consider experts opinion on the subject to encompass a broader scope of potential strategies to better support parents in promoting healthy lifestyles for their children.

From early 2000s, a new underground pedestrian network was being developed to extend the original Tsim Sha Tsui Metro Station to access a broader scope.

I just think we're at a point where it doesn't make sense to exclude any field, so we should actively try to include a broader scope of researchers.