Sentence examples for scope for analysis from inspiring English sources

It said: "These isolated figures provide limited scope for analysis, and nothing can be gained from this publication that would allow the reader to form any judgment as to the effects or impacts of the WCA".

"These isolated figures provide limited scope for analysis and nothing can be gained from this publication that would allow the reader to form any judgement as to the effects or impacts of the Work Capability Assessment," it says.

Hence although there is obvious scope for analysis of our data in relation to geographical features, we believe this would be an appropriate topic for a further publication rather than an additional analysis to include here.

However, the World Cup offers plenty of scope for political analysis.

Such questions as what on earth General Robert E Lee thought he was doing at Gettysburg in 1863 offers lots of scope for fun analysis, no doubt about it.

For simplicity, the scope for the analysis is confined to TBP cost estimation of concrete construction of reinforced concrete structures in this paper.

Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves [ 50] is a further method of assessing responsiveness but the absence of a criterion relating to whether patients had an important improvement in coping limited the scope for ROC analysis in this study.

With commercial interests at play, it is not obvious how industry can legitimately be involved without inviting exploitative practice but there is arguably greater scope for prior analysis and governance by government itself.

The future availability of whole-genome sequences from Brassica species will further expand scope for comparative analysis and shed light on both genome-level and single-gene-level changes that have contributed to the evolutionary trajectory of Brassica.

Such a measure can be applied to cost-utility analyses either within clinical decision modelling studies or within prospective, randomised clinical trials and offers additional scope for the analysis and reporting of data derived from clinical trials of new compounds.

Furthermore, the availability of the project online opens up the possibility of running the same educational project each year in different universities (or schools), and across different countries, increasing the amount of data collected and expanding the scope for data analysis, with the ability to identify both regional and temporal trends.