Sentence examples for giving scope from inspiring English sources

Composers often wrote cycles of lieder, all related by a single topic but giving scope for considerable musical development.

For melt viscosity in the order of 104 Pas experimental time is in the order of 30 min. This is independent of viscosity ratio and interfacial tension itself, giving scope for investigating the effects of compatibilisers.

A new pair of reactions has been developed based on a first order decay (an internal clock) and a parallel second order diazotisation coupling reaction, represented by A → S and A+B → R. By adjustment of concentrations and pH, the pair of rate constants can be 'tuned' to various reaction speeds giving scope for assessing various rates of mixing and agitation.

Although certain standards, such as the pied du roi (the King's foot) had a degree of pre-eminence and were used by scientists, many traders chose to use their own measuring devices, giving scope for fraud and hindering commerce and industry.

This study is the first to report trans fatty acid profile in cheek epithelium giving scope for utilizing the cheek epithelium as a tissue for objective assessment of trans fatty acid intake.

We started with our experimental treatment very early in the life of the grasshoppers (also in comparison with previous studies), giving scope for switches within and/or between developmental stages.

The power isn't given scope.

In addition, the deleveraging of the balance sheet gives scope for further acquisitions.

But even in developed countries, being a better investor gives scope for creating value.

Novel engineering concepts like lightweight self-healing give scope for extended applications of these systems.

But there are also opportunities for other kinds of expansion within a given scope.