Sentence examples for a restricted scope from inspiring English sources

The sandbox delineates a restricted scope with simplified market access standards and procedures.

Here, 'rigorous' is meant in the narrow sense – in the way of obtaining representative and convincing statistical data – implying a restricted scope.

However, the great majority (>80%) of projects still are drawn from the full range of non-HIV/AIDS topics, so that the increased focus on AIDS has not resulted in a restricted scope for the exposure of trainees.

There is thus only a restricted scope for varying these parameters; they may be varied to be sure (though not independently!) by changing temperature, or the pH or the salinity of the solute in which these reactions occur.

This is partly due to the fact that TBmap has a restricted scope, as not only is the mapping based on a 2004 snapshot of TreeBASE, but also the mappings are limited to the taxa contained in TreeBASE.

Acknowledgement of limits in knowledge and resources led to recognition of the need for formal healthcare providers and justified a restricted scope of practice and the need for referral.

However, this jirga had a very restricted scope.

Mid-level workers (MLWs) are healthcare providers who have received less training, have a more restricted scope of practice than professionals, and are accredited by their countries' licensing bodies [ 1].

The interns added two other functions: presenting cases during ward rounds and supervising 'clinical officer students and interns' (Clinical officers are non-physician clinicians or mid-level health care providers who receive less training than physicians, have a more restricted scope of practice and are accredited by the Clinical Officers Council of Kenya).

A letter of intent is a contract of restricted scope that can authorize the start of construction to perform a limited amount of work.

Unsurprisingly, Apple has applied a logical but highly restricted scope to how the feature can be accessed.