Sentence examples for explicit scope for from inspiring English sources
There won't be much explicit scope for Christ in Paradise Lost.
An explicit "scope of practice" could be defined for trainees in a given context to promote a shared understanding of the types of situation that would always warrant contacting a supervisor (such as end of life discussions for junior trainees) or warrant seeking expert help (such as clinical criteria for accessing a rapid response team).
Prior to the introduction of explicit scope terminators, preventing it would require to be placed after the inner IF.
While uncertainty needs explicit acknowledgement in HIA, there is still scope for best available evidence to inform the development of healthy public policy.
When the ratings are based on counts of observed behaviors, explicit nature of this task leaves little scope for different interpretations of the target as opposed to inferential attribute type rating system.
This method was more time-consuming and still provided scope for misclassification, i.e. 'false negatives' (no explicit statement of pyoderma diagnosis, or diagnosis expressed in terms inconsistent with the case definition) and 'false positives'.
The CMP is a high quality database and performs well against the Directory of Clinical Databases criteria [ 12], comprising data on consecutive admissions from each centre, explicit variable definitions, data collection training for observers and objective variables without scope for inter-observer error.
Unlike new service introduction and integration projects, in which the scope for new idea generation is rarely possible, there is an explicit 'new idea generation' stage (③ in Figure 4).
Plenty of scope for executive gaffes there.
The scope for improvement is clear.
