Sentence examples for further increased the scope from inspiring English sources

In January 1988, HRCF further increased the scope of its organizational activities with the acquisition of Steve Endean's Fairness Fund (FF).

Dramatic increases in NMR-spectroscopic sensitivity and the development of new tools for computational analysis of the spectra have further increased the scope of NMR spectroscopic analysis opening up entirely new lines of scientific inquiry in natural products chemistry, chemical biology, and metabolomics.

The multi-disciplinary nature of engineering also means that students frequently work with faculty in other departments, further increasing the scope of their explorations.

Drought has further increased the salt concentration.

Other innovations, such as producing liquefied natural gas from offshore sources and shipping it to its destinations directly, and technologies that might allow exploitation of the natural gas that is frozen into some permafrosts, further increase the scope for new production.

Some 2m of the 6.5m Venezuelans with formal jobs are now employed by the state.The decrees will further increase the state's powers, hobble opponents and limit the scope of private enterprise.

That further increases the associated risk.

Subsequent to the period considered in this evaluation there has been further encouragement to increase the scope of the hospice at home service to offer palliative care services to patients with life limiting conditions other than cancer who expressed a preference for home death.

Productivity of the nation's workers rose at a robust 2.3percentt annual rate in the third quarter, suggesting that companies have room to give raises without raising prices and increasing the scope for further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

Further, while climate change stands to increase the scope of management by increasing both the area of land requiring active management and the planning burden per unit area (because of adaptive management techniques), some agencies also face decreasing personnel in some regions (Scott and others 2008).

We discuss how ERGMs have been used to study animal behaviour previously, and how recent developments in the ERGM framework can increase the scope of their use further.