Sentence examples for for a broader scope from inspiring English sources

B4 LOOKING ELSEWHERE -- The ratings for foreign-based, English-language news programs have risen steadily in the United States since Sept. 11, suggesting a hunger for a broader scope and a blunter attitude than that found on American networks and cable channels.

Horton et al. (2011) demonstrate that online experiments are more flexible, faster, cheaper and easier to conduct than real-life experiments, and they allow for a broader scope.

While the value proposition is somewhat like other measurement resources such as BuiltWith or lead-gen platforms like Datanyze, SimilarTech aims for a broader scope with its service.

As a result, the EM training needs in this system may differ substantially from the training received in the Anglo-American EM system, which provides care for a broader scope of emergencies.

While many methods are available for detecting dominant SNPs, a simple multiplex platform to detect minority variants might offer greater information yield and could be used for a broader scope of applications such as detecting SNPs implicated in somatic cell carcinogenesis [4] or identifying drug resistance mutations arising from pathogen or cancer chemotherapy [5].

They intend to capture narratives focusing on the illness/frailty trajectory, as well as, for a broader scope, on people's values and preferences for care.

Beginning in 2003, public demand emerged for the inclusion of a broader scope of health and social concerns in local EIAs, including the impacts of development on traffic safety; air quality; the adequacy of housing, parks, schools, and community facilities; and displacement of local businesses and low-income populations (Corburn and Bhatia 2007).

The following single vignette raises the issue of overtreatment or unnecessary treatment, and was part of the questionnaire used for assessing a broader scope about the ethical judgment of dentists, also regarding the profession.

Hence, we decided to conduct the literature search through the Google Scholar search engine to allow for a broader scoping of publication channels than what is supported in other broad academic search engines such as Scopus or Web of Knowledge [41].

Although this study is an exercise about insilico evaluation using two potato bacterial pathogens as a model, the conclusions reflect not only information useful for phytopathologists but, in a broader scope, draw the main situations that can be found during an evaluation of probes, which can be surely found in other scenarios.

For deeper insights with a broader scope, consider online surveys or Facebook Polls.