Sentence examples for a particular scope of from inspiring English sources

Explanation may be found partly in the ways in which new roles establish a workplace jurisdiction; that is, recognition in the workplace of a role's legitimate rights to undertake a particular scope of practice.

NPA scoring applies a defined algorithm to an experimental data set consisting in a series of treatment versus control comparisons, where the experimental data is filtered down to a particular scope of biology (and thus a particular set of gene expression relationships) by the context of a defined biological network model.

Dynamically increasing or decreasing the size of a partition based on the ratio of a particular scope validity category in the incoming queries tunes the cache to accommodate the pattern of queries that exists in a particular situation.

This distinction between affirmation and negation is said to be one of quality, while the difference between the universal scope of the first two forms, in contrast to the particular scope of the last two forms, is said to be one of quantity.

In 2004 the symposium provided non-physician health-care professionals with workshops that addressed their particular scope of practice.

Therefore we propose that there is particular scope for the use of dietary DHA and EPA not only to effect proliferation but also in the anti-metastatic treatment of CaP.

This had to comply with: a) a set of rules based on legislation, regulation and registration issues; e.g. what was within a particular health practitioners' scope of practice or legal working hours; and b) a set budget (an approximation of the community's current health and social care budget).

In particular, the scope of integrating intraomics data can be to improve the exploration of gene co-expression landscapes, while the scope of integrating interomics sources can be that of establishing genotype phenotype associations.

In particular, the scope of this research was to quantify the long-term and the net economic effects of achieving a live birth with IVF, in terms of net tax revenue from the perspective of the Greek state.

We have attempted to control for potential data biases by interrogating the official statements of these under-represented parties, but it must be acknowledged that this limits, in particular, the scope of our insights into the motivations of these actors and the processes they undertook post 2008.

This raises a further question: who decides whether a particular piece of work is a scoping study or not?