Sentence examples for critical scope from inspiring English sources

The book's critical scope draws on extensive research in international archives and builds on the work of previous scholars.

Such absolutizing, he charged, lent itself to generalizations of broad critical scope with respect to the idealistic procedure of hypostatizing the Idea and brought about (as allegorical derivatives from it) certain concrete political and social determinations, such as family, classes, and the state powers.

The results were then complemented with a critical scoping review of the literature aimed at identifying disease surveillance strategies and methods that are currently suggested as best suited to target vector-borne diseases in order to guide future development of surveillance in the countries in question.

If the literature and the cases suggest that participation of local communities in EWS is critical, the scope of community involvement as well as the pathways to foster such involvement appear to vary, from community consultation in Kenya to a stronger engagement in hazard detection and warning issuance in Sri Lanka.

The spiritual/cultural value of forests is not only critical in scope but also portends to have the greatest potential for significant international conservation success.

This pediatric critical care scoping review identified the available RCTs and made them accessible to clinicians and researchers.

The flexibility and programmability they provide is critical to the scope of applications they can support.

Bridging this gap between first movers and the rest of the Global 500 is critical reduce the scope of business-related emissions that exacerbate climate change.

223 pp. Ileana Rodríguez's first monograph in English deploys such a wide critical and historical scope that I feel as though I have read both too much and not enough on the topics promised in her title.

The June 2004 meeting and the working documents created as a result of the meeting were critical to containing scope creep.

Many international analysts remain critical of the scope for locally produced medicines to improve access to medicines in African contexts [ 8- 10].