Sentence examples for a more comprehensive scope from inspiring English sources
Hence, it is obvious that Definition 2.1 is so general that it can unify the concepts of relatively dense sets for many irregular time scales, it will be a useful tool to describe the almost periodicity of functions on a more comprehensive scope of time scales.
When compared to the ICD-9, the ICD-10 has a more comprehensive scope, effective structure, presentation and guidelines and allows for enhancements to accommodate newly discovered diseases [ 14].
A comprehensive review of recent efforts in all these directions is beyond the scope of this review.
With the development of Internet of Things (IoT) and embedded technology, wireless communication will be applied in more comprehensive scopes.
Conversely, experienced users, while somewhat distanced from the "experience" of early adjustment to wheelchair use, would have a more comprehensive understanding of the scope of environmental barriers and could reflect on which barriers were most problematic and which mobility skills had been most important or influential in addressing participation restriction.
As part of a more comprehensive approach, which included a scoping study of the scientific literature, it achieved useful results both at country and regional levels, and also contributed to a global exercise of research priority settings.
The use of surplus tissues not only benefits investigators in their research efforts but allows simultaneous analysis of multiple organs in a single mouse providing scope for a more comprehensive assessment if the data were to be shared.
While President Obama has strongly recommended a more comprehensive fiduciary standard, suitability remains within the scope of the law.
There is therefore scope to apply a more comprehensive approach to diagnosis using whole-genome methods.
A more comprehensive definition of EPC markers is beyond the scope of this review.
The content and scope of the FTO framework enable a more comprehensive coverage of factors that influence short-term and long-term safety outcomes.
