Sentence examples for making scope from inspiring English sources

We are led to question the efficacy and cost effectiveness of making scope tests a routine part of validity assessment in applied CV studies.

Cloning of the rearranged light and heavy chains of selected monoclonal antibodies into a single mammalian expression vector facilitates their distribution, making scope for the creation of valuable antibody resources.

For example, formal tools are especially useful to make scope ambiguities explicit, since different scope readings of one and the same natural language sentence can be represented with different formal sentences which themselves have no scope ambiguities.

Using the format with some library routines will make scope-aware applications simpler.

UBS, a bank, notes that raw materials account for 70% of the price of a lithium battery, making the scope for savings limited.

Policy making, the scope of reconstruction, selecting economical alternatives, and the use of modular bridges are also emphasized.

Hence, making the scope and economic outline of such projects easily intelligible without losing relevant details seems a key factor to further promote the necessary developments.

But it's now making the scope and pace of its global ambitions plainer — listing the following 10 countries where it will launch products in 2014: Malaysia, Indonesia, India, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Russia, Turkey, Brazil, and Mexico.

Making the scope too broad, says Hunt, "would be too easy.

However, such representation of a metabolic network without capturing its mass-balance property is not a suitable framework for incorporation of experimental information, thus making the scope of GBM-based methods in metabolic modelling rather limited.

Both of us talked about returning to Manchester but found ourselves inadvertently laying roots in the South: making friends, scoping housing and securing business contacts.