Sentence examples for scope for study from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the luxury-goods industry's worldwide sales of about $300 billion a year suggest much bigger industries like health care, energy and financial services offer more scope for study.

However, while there is significant understanding of the site factors influencing the index (Watt et al. 2010 and references therein), there is little practical scope for studying RC interaction for the index at the level of individual genotypes.

Such studies show a big scope for studying mechanical properties of organic crystals as a function of crystal structure, and in turn to understand their structure-property relationship for designing future smart materials.

The future scope for studies on HβD-3 and design of short potent antimicrobial peptides, based on the native HβD-3 molecule, that do not interfere in the immunomodulatory function is also outlined.

The differences in 3D 4D with respect to gular bib suggest exciting future scope for studies on the underlying mechanisms of morph expression and its potential consequences for morph evolution in lizards.

Therefore, there is ample scope for studies examining meditation and its prevention value.

There is clear scope for studies utilising experimental evolution to make progress exploring why polyandry evolves from monandry.

This leaves scope for studies which seek to draw on the experiences and perceptions of service users to contribute to the development of alternative interventions.

This approach expands the number of data points that can be obtained for each clade, increasing the scope for studies of sex chromosome dosage compensation and other transcriptomic analyses.

This issue limits the scope for studies that adopt a referral model; most are based on clinical issues where prior identification is possible, e.g., invitations for screening and prevention.

The set of motivating (Drivers) and limiting (Inhibitors) factors (as shown in Table  4) provided the scope for the study and a survey was administered based on these two sets of factors.> The results of this study pertain to stage 2, survey (evaluative).