Sentence examples for frequency and scope from inspiring English sources

According to American and Pakistani officials, attacks by remotely piloted Predator aircraft have increased sharply in frequency and scope in the past three months.

With rates of fraud in some species found to run as high as 70 percent, the report concluded, the United States needs to "increase the frequency and scope" of its inspections.

"The district council must demonstrate that the union's efforts to combat corruption have reduced the frequency and scope of corrupt practices to the extent that this court is convinced that the union and its constituent locals can adequately police themselves, without further government involvement and court supervision," Judge Haight concluded.

Babyscripts can adjust the frequency and scope of treatment required through its blood pressure and pregnancy monitoring application, Segura said.

We hope this helps put into perspective the numbers involved, and lays to rest some of the hyperbolic and false assertions in some recent press accounts about the frequency and scope of the data requests that we receive".

The country's proneness to non-drought disasters such as floods has been limited in the past in terms of frequency and scope (DPPC, 1997a).

If problems or potential problems that will affect the pregnancy and newborn are detected the frequency and scopes of visits are increased.

Outline details on developing Country National Communications and MRV which spells out the frequency, content, and scope of National Communications (NatComms).

More sophisticated engines can examine not only the popularity of a given cited or citing document based on the citation frequency, but also the polarity and scope of the arguments they wager as well.

In April 2009, the investigation was upgraded to an engineering analysis, so the agency could examine the "scope, frequency and safety-related consequences" of the problem, according to the N.H.T.S.A documents.

The histograms for three factors have been shown in Figs. 3, 4 and 5 representing the scope, frequency and amplitude.