Sentence examples for scope and address from inspiring English sources

This work is an attempt for a state-of-the-art survey of natural and life sciences with the goal to define the scope and address the central questions of an original research program.

Ideally, these should be wide in scope and address the various aspects with impact on the mammography imaging process (e.g. technical, clinical and training).

Service models such as comprehensive primary health care, provided by remote area nurses, nurse practitioners and Aboriginal health workers, which are broad in scope and address the social determinants of health as well as clinical care, prevention and health promotion are more effective in Indigenous communities [ 15].

Our work is international in scope and addresses recent or past financial crises that occur anywhere in the world, in developed and emerging markets.

That's a consideration right, not to work beyond your scope and to address it, you need to work in a teams based format amongst the students and work effectively with the staffing that's there.

Steven F. Reich, the lawyer for the impeachment committee, said because of lawsuits and 13 important witnesses who have asserted their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, the committee was narrowing its scope and not addressing some of the most pressing issues swirling around Mr. Rowland.

Environmental and human safety aspects are out of scope and are addressed through risk assessment in the Charter scheme.

VuWiki does this by asking the authors (or the person annotating the study) to trace the conceptual lineage(s) of the study and distinguish key components, such as the vulnerability drivers, vulnerable systems, spatial scope, temporal scope, and target users addressed (or not addressed) in the study at hand.

This study design, unique in both its scope and scale, will address fundamental unanswered questions regarding asthma biomarkers and their interrelationship, as well as predict deviations in the course of asthma in a real-world setting.

Following the last EU mission in 2014, Thailand rapidly adopted a revised fisheries act to replace the 1947 act, but the fresh text was inadequate in both content and scope and did not address the complexities of fisheries and processing industries in Thailand.

NZ First voted in favour of the Support for Children in Hardship Bill, but they believe that it is too narrow in scope and will only address approximately one percent of children living in poverty.