Sentence examples for apparent scope of from inspiring English sources
In fact, Clark himself was taken aback by the apparent scope of his influence on colonial affairs, writing to his wife, "Governor Kuroda consults me constantly and always follows my advice".
Taking pineapple as an example, there is apparent scope to increase the revenue from this crop.
For days, the administration suggested that the apparent size and scope of the attack on the Damascus suburb would prompt a military action -- likely missile strikes on targets controlled by Syrian leader Bashar Assad.
It soon became apparent that the scope of the issues went beyond the purview of clinical ethics to include organisational and public health ethics.
The text seeks to show why cathodic protection is apparently so restricted in its scope of application despite its apparent versatility.
In view of the fact that our study included children with different degrees of malaria with a WBC count ranging from 2.2 – 33.5 ×10/L, it may be possible that some of these children had concurrent bacterial infections which were not clinically apparent and were beyond the scope of this study.
The cause of this apparent seasonal influence is beyond the scope of this report, however, a similar seasonal trend was identified for assault related deaths.
The fluorescent results showed that the fluorescence intensity of CdTe QDs was decreased with modified Schiff base at 305 nm, but enhanced at 610 nm with O2− and showed an apparent linear dependence in the concentration scope of 2.0 × 10−5 1.0 × 10−4 mol L−1 (r = 0.9934) with a detection limit of 1.8 × 10−6 mol L−1, which exhibited high selectivity and stability towards O2−.
It is apparent that we have increased the scope of the Oncomine™ database, by utilising frequency of coexpression (meta-analysis) over different multi-array studies to predict pathway partners of searched proteins.
The scope of the problem is apparent here.
From the scores of people questioned this week, the broad scope of the inquiry was apparent.
