Sentence examples for scope and availability from inspiring English sources

Since the new Millennium, imagineering has grown to the scale of a mass paradigm, because of the increasing scope and availability of automated engineering.

Scope and availability of data in this research are not sufficient to produce more than speculations.

It acquired global video platform Viki for $200 million in 2013, and it has steadily broadened the scope and availability of its Netflix-like video platform Wuaki — a Rakuten purchase in 2012.

Knowledge of how the sizes of portions, packages and tableware investigated among included studies compare with reference portion sizes for those foods in different settings was not fully elucidated by this review due to the limited scope and availability of data (from included studies and external sources) to fully address it.

Early computing architects could never have imagined the limitless size, breadth of scope, and always-on availability of today's cloud computing.

Studies on biomass/bioenergy resources apply different methodologies, different definitions of resource potential, different geographical scope and different assumptions regarding availability.

Despite the superior coding and risk adjustment of clinical data, the ready availability, national scope, and perceived unbiased nature of administrative data make it the choice of governmental agencies and insurance companies for evaluating quality and outcomes.

Permissions for this type of project must be obtained in advance and are based on multiple factors including the scope and purpose of the request, availability, certificate of insurance documentation, and copyright agreement.

Springer is a leader in open access publishing, helping to enhance the scope, availability and quality of peer-reviewed research conducted worldwide.

By contrast, internet porn dwarfs tobacco in scope, availability and constant, insidious advertising.

Regional differences in utilization and availability of health care services and scope of coverage are also related to place of death [ 12].