Sentence examples for a distinct scope from inspiring English sources
MCHNs were intended to have a distinct scope of practice, for which the expected outcomes of education differed substantially from that of the basic and general nurse, but, nevertheless, they actually practiced many tasks in common.
The differences between our model and the DDC model arise from the distinct scope of each model.
Even now, though, he says with a distinct note of self-satisfaction, there is sufficient scope for a prime minister to lead.
In fact, there is a distinct possibility that many a developer got their start scoping out character sheets, and many a Scrum Master began as a Dungeon Master.
In particular, some sources (such as Erickson and Glantz ) exclude the Rzhev offensive from the scope of the battle, considering it as a distinct operation and making the Moscow offensive "stop" on 7 January 1942 thus lowering the number of casualties.
Further elaborating on this result by developing iterated map equivalents of well-established alignment algorithms for local/global, and with/without recursion features, is beyond the scope of this report, but it now becomes a distinct possibility.
When rival inventors -- and the investors who back them -- confront a claim whose scope is clearly defined, they can design around its provisions to bring to market a distinct invention of their own.
The denomination thrived, through Reconstruction, the Scopes trial and the Depression, he said, supported by its members' loyalty and the atmosphere of a distinct Southern culture.
It's a distinct disadvantage".
It lacks a distinct border.
