Sentence examples for of a broader scope from inspiring English sources

Hydrogeological studies, their methods and results are an integral part of a broader scope of environmental research, particularly environmental protection.

This paper focuses on the development of a framework that is able to incorporate different models for environmental analysis, with the option of a broader scope that also includes economic and social aspects, thus covering the three pillars of sustainability.

To better utilise existing evidence, an examination of a broader scope of interventions, methods and strategies to reduce admissions is needed.

Although I obviously want to look where I'm about to put my foot next, actually I get more of a broader scope of vision if I just look a bit further ahead and use my left eye more.

Beginning in 2003, public demand emerged for the inclusion of a broader scope of health and social concerns in local EIAs, including the impacts of development on traffic safety; air quality; the adequacy of housing, parks, schools, and community facilities; and displacement of local businesses and low-income populations (Corburn and Bhatia 2007).

If you have trouble finding books specifically on the Uyghur, try books of a broader scope, such as China, the Silk Road, Central Asia, Turkic peoples, Turkic languages, etc. Obtain phrasebooks or Teach Yourself courses on Modern Turkish as well as Mandarin Chinese.

Increased training corresponding to a broader scope of work and, in particular, having more curative tasks may too increase motivation, service delivery time and time spent working [ 12].

For reasons of investigating both disease-specific and more general patterns of multimorbidity, referring to the literature on general disease susceptibility and psychological and social determinants of multimorbidity [ 36], we focused on a broad scope of chronic disease conditions.

Another challenge is the development of a test-frame applicable to a broad scope of AD patients differing in terms of cultural background.

The approach of verifying a lack of inconsistency can result in a broader scope of use than the original approving IRB and research participants may have imagined.

Therefore, whole-system thinking is needed to support the development control of EVs, with a broader scope than operational control, and the core issue is the interaction between EVs and power grid, including their coordinated development and operational management.