Sentence examples for below the scope from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, the modal verb bì appears below the scope of negation and thus patterns with circumstantial modals syntactically.
Here's a direct quote from the publisher: "Realistically, Microsoft's payout has been too high from the beginning, but this drop puts it well below the scope of being remotely competitive and instead files it under 'worthless.'".
Whereas functional studies about the eEF1As role in prostate cancer go below the scope of this work, we have conducted preliminary studies in this sense.
"While there is a natural limit to the participation rate at older ages, with most countries still below 70 per cent, the scope for significant increases across the world remains, which would improve the sustainability of many pension systems".
The video below illuminates the scope of what individuals faced in the wake of the super typhoon.
At temperatures below and above Topt the scope for aerobic metabolism will decline until a critical temperature (Tcrit) is reached, where no aerobic activity can be performed besides routine metabolism [ 1].
Five years ago he imagined that by now he would have cut the deficit to below £40bn, providing the scope for some pre-election sweeteners.
In the video below, Gessen describes the scope and causes of this chronic congestion, Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov's efforts to combat it, and why Muscovites put up with the traffic.
And that is the role central banks have been playing in recent years, easing monetary policy at a time when economic output is below trend and the scope for fiscal stimulus has been reduced.The most controversial aspect of this support has been "quantitative easing" (QE), the creation of money to buy assets, mostly government bonds.
We note that these PP2Cs dephosphorylate multiple residues in the SLAC1 protein and we feel that the reviewer's hypothesis that the PP2C-SLAC1 interaction may depend on the phosphorylation status of these two key sites (see reviewer comments further below), goes beyond the scope and findings of our manuscript.
For the antelope scanning the horizon, danger primarily comes from the sides or from behind, not from below or above, so the scope of its vision evolved accordingly.
