Sentence examples for improve the scope from inspiring English sources
These advances will improve the scope and effectiveness of DBS and expand its clinical indications.
Improved rational design efforts coupled with directed evolution should dramatically improve the scope of de novo enzyme design.
Extending this kind of diversity into policy areas such as education and health would improve the scope for learning from best regional practice rather than from national mistakes.Of course, devolution would not cure all Britain's problems.
Second, to improve the scope for causal inference, we randomly vary the situational salience of election periods within the lab and find that this priming treatment similarly amplifies selfishness.
The paper concludes by making a number of recommendations that would improve the scope and quality of commitments, and would enhance learning effects during the course of the policy process.
During her 30+ years of public health work in resource-poor settings globally, Dr. McGinn focused on using sound data collection and analysis to improve the scope and quality of reproductive health services, in order for men and women to make important choices about their sexual and reproductive lives.
In his nearly eight years as borough president he has improved the scope, effectiveness and reputation of that sometimes marginal office.
It is concluded that improving the scope for social facilitation of feeding behaviour between piglets gave better results than improving possibilities for imitation of the dam during feeding.
And The Times's editorial board lauded Mr. Stringer for doing an "outstanding job" as borough president, and for improving "the scope, effectiveness and reputation" of a "sometimes marginal office".
This paper should be of use to scientists and engineers seeking to design flumes, test tanks and basins that create sea-like test conditions, thus improving the scope and range of laboratory testing.
Such re-design yields the additional benefit of improving the scope of data under investigation.
