"scope by" is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English.
To make a sentence with a similar meaning, you could use the phrase "scope out," as in: "We decided to scope out the competition before launching our product."
For companies, it helps that state measures are limited in their scope by a federal law that prevents states from interfering with interstate commerce.
These equations are validated and used to demonstrate their scope by analysing a representative composite slab.
Customer deposits – including the savings accounts of most Americans – are heavily regulated in size and scope by the federal government.
Primetime and Platform are intended to grow the organisation's scope by firefighting industry changes with proactive programming.
Ashton is head of the new service and has to decide its structures and scope by the end of April.
Instead, he and the university leaders worked out the title, broadening the scope by including humanism and secular ethics.
When I lift the gun and look through the scope, by chance she's right there presenting herself broadside.
We expand this scope by examining the carefully balanced coexistence of supranational cartography and national imagery on 120 euro coins.
This article presents principles and practices for steering software development towards the right scope by continuously conducting experiments.
Using video, she has widened her scope by incorporating choreography created in the park that is visible through her living room window.
Carson circled this passage and made it slightly narrower in scope by adding to the first sentence, "and several people's ex-husband".
