Sentence examples for introduces scope from inspiring English sources

BioBricks are bred, rather than made, and that introduces scope for error.

"When we introduced Scope, in the mid-sixties, we were able with television advertising in the first four weeks of the ad campaign to reach more than ninety per cent of U.S. television households ten times".

In Greece, a 2010 law introduced scope for company agreements to derogate from the wage and working time provisions of sector agreements in cases of economic hardship.

Posterior portal is used to introduce scope and camera.

The assessment of the most recent quit attempt involved recall of the previous 12 months and introduced scope for bias.

Chapter 4 introduces the scope and objectives of human factors engineering (HFE).

This paper introduces the scope and the methodology of the approach and illustrates both on an appropriate example.

This introduces the scope for changes to the programme having less overall benefit than anticipated - or even causing net harm.

However, even when structured assessments have been used, the lack of clarity in these areas introduces much scope for unreliability.

The general pattern of greater climatic scope in the introduced ranges has led some observers to seek a general explanation based on more favorable biotic conditions (fewer predators, less disease, fewer parasites, etc). in the introduced range [26].

Here, Mill is introducing a scope limitation on the defense of political rights that he recognized explicitly in his defense of basic liberties in On Liberty (I 10).