Sentence examples for anticipated scope from inspiring English sources

The theoretical model of anticipated scope of implementation of modern production practices has been verified in two of larger empirical research projects undertaken at the Faculty of Engineering Management of Poznan University of Technology.

2011 2019 which became effective in 2011 made it necessary to carry out "an analysis of ecological issues and the potential risks linked to land and forestry development resulting from the project, in terms of the anticipated scope of works and the sensitivity of the concerned environments" as part of the transport infrastructures impact assessment.

Even some of the most basic elements of the bank's plan did not anticipate the scope of this disruption.

"I think Railtrack, in fact the industry, never really fully understood or anticipated the sheer scope or challenge of building the west coast, and only when work started did we begin to understand just what a huge task it was.

There have been dramatic changes over the past ten months toward curbing unchecked police brutality, far beyond what anyone might have anticipated in their scope and depth.

Recent data indicate that the size of the viral reservoir may in fact be substantially larger than previously anticipated, suggesting the profound scope of this challenge (8).

As a result, we anticipated that the substrate scope of HotAldO would be similar to that of AldO, acting on a broad range of aliphatic and aromatic diols and polyols, and preferring the C5 and C6 alditols xylitol and sorbitol (van Hellemond et al. 2009).

It is clear from that document that we did not anticipate the pace, scope, or longevity of those experiments.

With this project in Japan, we learned the limitation of incorporating ethical considerations in prior one-time consent because it is difficult to anticipate the future scope of research, including data sharing and the risks and benefits of whole-genome and exome sequencing.

Of course to put that in context, I didn't anticipate the full scope of what happened in the mid-90s either".

Given the range of risks that caregiver-companions may be exposed to while abroad, both within the facility and beyond, it is impossible for IPCs to anticipate the full scope of risks.