Sentence examples for in order to scope from inspiring English sources

Mahdavi had arrived at the fair a few hours earlier, in order to scope out the wares before her talk.

The night before the murder, they had played cricket in front of Haider's house, in order to scope out the terrain.

Our discussion is grounded in the context of exploratory research which aimed to gather information regarding the practice of music therapy with children who have ASD in New Zealand, in order to scope and design research appropriate for the New Zealand context.

Last June, SVB (Silicon Valley Bank), LAVCA (Latin American Venture Capital Association) and Endeavor organized a trip to Mexico City for "leading Silicon Valley VC funds and investors" in order to scope out the investment potential in Mexico.

In order to scope the application range of the presented work, this section discusses the limitations of both the general procedure that has been proposed and the concrete techniques for stimulus-based measurement we demonstrated in the application to noise reduction subsystems of hearing instruments.

An initial review of the integrative health care literature was conducted in order to scope the field and to inform the interview guide.

In order to advance scope and explanatory power of simulation models, collaboration in interdisciplinary research teams is needed.

On the other hand, RECRA entirely relies on movement in case of a non-critical node in order to minimize scope of recovery as we shall discuss later in this section.

28 Given the intended use of the paediatric cardiac surgery VLAD charts in a regular continuous programme of review, we chose not to include statistical signalling in order to limit scope for complacency.

In order to increase scope for involvement, service users advocate that services should be more critical of their tendency to medicalise service user experiences and their predisposition towards diagnostically driven care.

Dominant provider groups extensively lobby state legislators in order to obtain scope-of-practice monopolies, which confer exclusive control over their areas of interest and exclude other equally-capable groups from performing such services.