Sentence examples for renewed scope from inspiring English sources
Overall, this framework provides renewed scope to directly investigate the hitherto opaque learning mechanisms through which training duration, contingency, and value interact to produce habits in both healthy animals and clinical populations.
But that plan appeared to be derailed by renewed discussions about the scope of the test and the detail to be released when the results are due on July 23, those people said.
The world is awash with surplus funds – plenty of scope there for renewed private sector investment without its being "crowded out" by public sector debt – while inflation risks seem to be generally low (touch wood).
The renewed French push for greater scope to control the levers of the European economy immediately met stiff resistance from a senior German official, who decried the initiative as a poor substitute for policy overhauls.
"We're under renewed attack again, given the scope of the attack, proper protection can't be put in overnight so even though we have already started the process, it could take a few days to finish implementation.
SmCo5/Fe/SmCo5 sandwich configurations have gained renewed interest when compared to the conventional SmCo5/Fe bilayers, as they exhibit enormous scope to impart high energy product values with strong magnetization reversal behavior.
Challenges to this rather limited scope of aesthetics began during the latter half of the twentieth century with a renewed interest in nature and environment, followed by the exploration of popular arts.
There are many approaches to control allo- and autoreactivity that are beyond the scope of this review, but the possibility of protecting cells with immunobarrier membranes is receiving renewed attention.
On the other hand, decimal computation has been gaining renewed interest over the last few years, and high performance decimal computation systems are being required on different scopes.
At the same time, the scope of the judiciary was seriously limited by presidential powers of preventive detention under emergency regulations brought in at the time of Rhodesian UDI in November 1965 and subsequently regularly renewed by the National Assembly.
