Sentence examples for by a scope from inspiring English sources

Such statements may be terminated in two ways: by a period (implicit termination), which terminates all unterminated statements contained, or by a scope terminator, which terminates the nearest matching open statement.

The compact training model & learning materials developed for this study were informed by a scoping study guided by the principles of undertaking an integrative review [ 35].

The information gathering and analysis process for this paper was guided by a scoping review method using a HSS framework [ 66].

First, IPCS and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OEconvenedened an informal consultation in 1997; this was followed by a Scoping Meeting in 1998 to outline the objectives, scope, and development process for the document.

The choice of 20 patients was informed by a scoping search: a cut-off was required pragmatically to enable the EAC to manage the studies within the evaluation timescale.

Prognostic factors for LRR were identified by a scoping literature review, expert consultation, and stepwise multivariate regression analysis based on 5 years of data from women diagnosed with breast cancer in the Netherlands in 2005 or 2006 (n=17 762006

Service providers or System Integrators can share templates to subordinate users by setting a scope of disclosure.

This paper is the first step in the development of such a diagnostic approach by proposing a scope for an operational procedure that maps a system's current conditions and identifies its potential transformative capacity.

Thus, by using a scope reversal strategy to widen the domain of quantification of might, as Condoravdi (2002: 86) wrote: the speaker indicates that the relevant state of affairs could not be verified in the common ground.

The script is run by first creating a scope and then properly traversing the RAST (Fig. 2C).

The outcome of the RISKCYCLE project and further research initiatives could be a reason to extend the scope of the Directive either by a broader scope (not only electrical and electronic equipment) or by extending the catalogue of restricted substances (Annex II of the Directive).