Sentence examples for extension beyond the scope from inspiring English sources

The present study represents an important extension beyond the scope of previous studies of HIV-1 specific T cell maturation, which were limited by small patient numbers and/or the utilization of MHC class I tetramers for the identification of HIV-1 specific T cells, which restrict the number, HLA types and targeted epitopes that can be tested in a given individual.

This extension goes beyond the scope of this paper.

A full description of these extensions is beyond the scope of this article, but the reader is encouraged to explore prior publication for more detailed explanations of our multidimensional analysis techniques [113,120].

While the discussion of these extensions is beyond the scope of this work, an implementation of TBEST as an R language package provides a number of options, both for the definition of tightness and for annotation of significantly distinct branches [ 12].

A comparison with other state-of-the art joint DOA and pitch estimators (cf. Section 1) was not conducted since those algorithms assume single-source scenarios and do not support estimation of multiple sources without introducing further extensions which is beyond the scope of this paper.

The surprise extension of the scope of the bill beyond legislation to "modernise the law" on tracking communications data was agreed within government only this week.

This is clearly only a first approximation and an obvious extension of our model (beyond the scope of the current paper) is to consider different monetary value for different contacts.

I suppose you could broaden a brand with tons of advertising and product extensions, but that's beyond the scope of my knowledge.

To produce a spatial model of WS, in which one has cell proliferation, movement, and ingression, requires significant extensions of the ScEM, and is beyond the scope of this paper.

A detailed discussion of the extension of the one-dimensional generalized Hampel filters discussed here to image processing applications is beyond the scope of this paper, but this extension is important enough to warrant a brief discussion.

Risks associated with long-term use should be examined in future investigations that go beyond the scope of these long-term extension trials.