Sentence examples for a typical scope from inspiring English sources

It is believed that a typical scope of maximum dental arches opening in the group of men is within the range from 50 to 60 mm and women from 45 to 55 mm [ 28].

A typical scope of 7 1 would require 14 x 7 = 98 feet of rode (4.2 x 7 = 29.4 m).

A checklist of the typical scope of the market infrastructure inventory is shown in Chapter 6.

A one-time immigrant who has overcome his fair share of adversity, Akradi understands that he will encounter formidable competitors as he adds new services that are not within the typical scope of a company with fitness roots.

Even when you're not looking, you want to understand the level of interest in what you do (what is your marketability?), the compensation for your role (what is your market value?), and the typical scope of responsibility, budget, and/or size of team that accompany your level (are you progressing at, above, or below your peers?).

The intent of this symposium is to: (1) bring to the international malacological community's attention molluscan research and applications that reside outside our typical scope, and (2) explore and establish contacts, potential interactions, and information exchanges between these disparate group all of whom share molluscs as the common denominator in their work.

It also helps create additional synergies and expand on projects far beyond the typical scope of work.

They are sometimes internal to the university, but we try to invite as many non-affiliates as possible who can bring fresh views on topics beyond the typical scope of academic interest.

Within the typical scope of mostly three to four weeks of rehabilitative intervention in Germany, long-lasting adaptations referring to physical capabilities as well as health-related behaviour patterns may be initiated, but are hardly achieved to the full extent [ 27- 29].

Typical scopes had an oval viewing area, even though the vocal cords, viewed down the throat, form a triangle.

The number of minutes taken in the reprocessing of all scopes for a typical day was calculated by multiplying the number of each scope type by the observed average number of minutes per scope.