Sentence examples for extended their scope from inspiring English sources
While research studies extended their scope by using integrated scenarios, policymakers were focusing on safety issues.
The Moldovan president also mentioned that the United Nations, including UNICEF, have strengthened their position and extended their scope of work in the country, both by means of an increased number of institutions and implemented projects and increased volume of provided assistance.
While these studies have provided important insights into how social factors can influence women's ability to access skilled care, few of them have extended their scope beyond rural northern Ghana where families are patrilineal and the eldest male or compound head, typically has the final say in all decisions [ 17].
Clinicians need to be aware of that and to really extend their scope of attention to cancer due to infectious agents, not just typical chronic conditions".
This paper describes in detail the new ISO/DIS 9806 standard and the relevant topics which clarify and refine existing test procedures or extend their scope: including solar air heating collector testing and tracking/concentrating collector testing.
Biological molecules serve as convenient scaffolds for the construction of nanoscopic architectures which can effectively interact with small molecules and metal complexes to extend their scope for nano bio technological applications.
As genetic studies of BP extend their scope to include much larger samples and to incorporate more sophisticated phenotyping strategies, we can expect to obtain a substantially greater understanding of the genetic architecture of the syndrome.
This approach is based on multi-hypothesis tracking (MHT) approaches [6, 7], extending their scope to multiple visual evidence-target associations, for representing an object observed as a set of parts in the image (e.g. due to poor motion segmentation or a complex scene).
Fischer attempted to gain wider support for the cooperation schemes already in place and extend their scope in Sector West.
Social, economic and environmental factors contribute to population health and health inequalities, suggesting a need for public health strategies that extend their scope beyond health service delivery.
