Sentence examples for depicting the scope from inspiring English sources

Further, we framed our inquiry using the descriptor "significant uncertainty" which is most accurate in depicting the scope of uncertainty associated with sequencing information.

The following infographic, which Democracy for America has developed together with Social Security Works and MoveOn.Org, depicts the scope and magnitude of the retirement security crisis, and highlights the need to expand Social Security benefits to address it.

This highlights the urgent need to address population growth as well as the need to set easy-to-communicate, long-term targets establishing the direction for change, with short to mid-term targets depicting the concrete scope of the challenge.

Figure 1 depicts the Olympus Scope Guide System.

Finally, while beyond the scope of these analyses, depicting the relationship between patient characteristics and medical recommendations could be used to predict the probability that medical recommendations will ensue for an individual patient with a given set of characteristics.

Epic in scope, it depicts the social environment from which Abay emerged.

This work may depict the environmental and financial feasibility of renewable technology that will open the scope for deeper study in minimising the environmental issues of petrochemical manufacturing in the future.

The researchers note at the outset a phenomenon that has been well studied: that exceedingly low-resolution images of faces, far below the quality that they retrieved, can be readily recognisable to someone who knows the person depicted.While outside the scope of the paper, the authors suggest two odd and related kinds of image recovery that could be performed.

It should be noted that the scope on interleukins depicted in this article presents several restrictions.

Multiple studies have documented unique windows of vulnerability to environmental hazards that may contribute to the causation of chronic conditions such as obesity (National Research Council 1993; Oken et al. 2008), yet few studies to date have collected the scope of data depicted in this figure at multiple points in the life span.

As depicted in Table  1, the main differences between specialist and generalist CHWs are the scope of training and job responsibilities.