Sentence examples for scope compared with from inspiring English sources

Those measures pale in scope compared with President George W. Bush's 2001 and 2003 tax cuts, which totaled about $1.8 trillion over 10 years.

Julius Variables and Templates are less sophisticated by design and have limited scope compared with archetypes.

A broader scope compared with most previous studies, including questions about cell phones and Mp3-players as well as newer technology such as tablets, is a strength of the present study.

As we focused only on STAT4 polymorphisms, we must concede that our study is rather limited in depth and scope compared with recent immunogenic studies [ 39, 40] using the Immunochip.

These studies were limited in scope when compared with the potential of modern high-throughput sequencing, and only a few cases of tissue-specific reciprocal silencing were demonstrated.

Still, in the U.S., apprenticeships are more limited in scope compared to other industrialized countries.

SEC ethics officials have opined that her conflicts of interest are not unusual in scope or kind compared with those of past SEC chairmen.

Their scope is limited compared with multi-item measures.

This clearly gives rise to a scope for misreporting (compared with true measured height and weight).

To evaluate the cost effectiveness of soft tissue injury management by emergency nurse practitioners (ENPs) and extended scope physiotherapists (ESPs) compared with the routine care provided by doctors in an emergency department (ED).

In the first studies that were national in scope, rural was compared with urban PM of similar degree, and these latter were included in this study as a separate category, to which was added a study of metropolitan Taiwan (Li et al, 1998).