Sentence examples for a broad scope and from inspiring English sources

Mad, Bad and Sad: A History of Women and the Mind Doctors from 1800 to the Present by Lisa Appignanesi Virago £20, pp560 This is a book with a broad scope and a bold aim: to look at the history of the study of the female mind over the past two centuries.

CASM also offers a faster publication time as well as a broad scope and an open access publication model.

Although there are a broad scope and numerous advantages of GBNs in different fields of the scientific world, they also cause toxic effects on different biological models.

The procedure is simple, does not require highly pure enzymes, has a broad scope and affords robust, recyclable catalysts with good activity retention.

The War Precautions Regulations had a broad scope, and were generally supported by the High Court, which adopted a much more flexible approach to the reach of the Commonwealth's defence power during wartime.

The methodology has a broad scope and is tolerant of electronically biasing substituents, sterics, and even pharmaceutically relevant heterocycles.

The publication changed its name to the Woman's Journal, hoping that such a name would imply a broader scope and attract more subscribers.

B4 LOOKING ELSEWHERE -- The ratings for foreign-based, English-language news programs have risen steadily in the United States since Sept. 11, suggesting a hunger for a broader scope and a blunter attitude than that found on American networks and cable channels.

They propose a new framework that has a broader scope and a more detailed classification compared to uncertainties described by Pfenninger et al. [21] and Hunter et al. [31].

In this contribution, studies to reach a broader scope and generality of this reaction is also presented using other anilines, as nucleophiles, some 2-arylaminonicotinic acids derivatives 3 were also synthesized by this method.

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.