Sentence examples for scope across from inspiring English sources

Aggregation strategies attempt to overcome differences to achieve economies of scale and scope across national borders.

Scope: Across research systems worldwide, policymakers, universities, funders and publishers are grappling with how to measure and assess the qualities and impacts of research.

The movie expands the scope across the Atlantic, detailing the chaotic run-up to an Iraq-like war with all the bullying, incompetence, cowardice and manipulation that most likely got us into the real one.

We push teams to specify in detail the advantage they aim to achieve or leverage, the scope across which the advantage applies, and the activities throughout the value chain that would deliver the intended advantage across the targeted scope.

Whereas study abroad programming has reduced its scope across American universities in recent years, studies show that greater depth, breadth, and progressive iteration prove especially fruitful for student learning and skills growth (Coker, et. al, 2017).

Even as the Republicans have tinkered with their vocabulary in an effort to ward off Democratic attacks over the environment, Democrats are trying to lift environmental issues out of the confines of science and transform them into topics of greater scope across the spectrum of social justice, national security and morality.

"Organizationally, the scope and reach across the Institute of the new center envisaged by the ERC are unprecedented, so careful planning and coordination are required at many levels of the MIT administration," according to Vice President for Research and Associate Provost Claude R. Canizares, to whom MITEI will report.

The lack of "editorial control" scopes across a wide range of situations.

When these proteins are present in a large number of species across some taxonomic scope (here, across mammals or vertebrates), we also designate them as "core" proteins that are expected to be consistently found in novel genomes and may have high functional importance over their conserved lineage [ 11, 12].

The plight of an immigrant in Los Angeles was the focus of Tobar's first novel, "The Tattooed Soldier," and "The Barbarian Nurseries" broadens the scope, extending across social classes and over Mexico's porous border.

Previous meta-analysis of the literature on well-designed trials of GSSIs is limited in size and scope, collapsing across highly heterogeneous sources (parents; youths; teachers; observers; behavioral tasks).