Sentence examples for scope and aim from inspiring English sources

It is still in its early stages in terms of creating practical solutions for fashion businesses, but its scope and aim give an idea of the commitment and resources that Denmark and other Scandinavian countries are devoting to these issues.

Other arguments are narrower in scope and aim to establish a weaker thesis: that certain kinds of haecceitistic differences are spurious.

A typical energy model incorporates physical facts, for example, stocks of electricity generation capacity within system boundaries, storage capacities, electricity or gas grid infrastructure information, car stock, and the like, depending on the scope and aim of the energy model.

Petersen (2011) suggests that the scope and aim of faith-based actors in education provision as a part of humanitarian relief programs differ along with the different understandings of Islam (p. 133, 137).

All patients were informed about the scope and aim of the study and a written consent was obtained from all tinnitus patients according to the declaration of Helsinki and the study was approved by the ethics commission.

However, the scope and aim of this study is far from the typical epidemiological study in this review, resulting in lower quality score than "deserved" with only 44% positive checklist items [Additional file 1].

It enables the upper-middlebrow viewer to enjoy films such as Raising Arizona (1987) or The Big Lebowski (1998) at two distinct levels: these aren't just screwball comedies, they're screwball comedies made by film-makers with a sense of irony about the scope and aims of the Hollywood dream factory; if you like, they're screwed-up screwball comedies, so, what's not to like?

Therefore, this chapter is up-to-date and comprehensive in its scope, and aims to act as a quick reference guide for those interested in blood-contacting biomaterials.

Focusing on physical as opposed to "moral" qualities, Galton advocated selective breeding to improve the "health, energy, ability, manliness, and courteous disposition" of the human species in his later essay "Eugenics: Its Definition, Scope, and Aims" (Bernasconi and Lott 2000, 80).

Over the next two years, President Youngmin Kim worked tirelessly to develop the infrastructure needed to support APSE within the KASE organization, collaborated with KASE membership to develop the scope and aims of the journal, and initiated the contract negotiations with Springer.

Eugenics: Its definition, scope, and aims.