Sentence examples for scope in particular from inspiring English sources

Conventional cloning techniques, including those involving restriction enzymes and ligases, are often of limited scope, in particular when many DNA fragments must be joined or scar-free fusions are mandatory.

Lamarck's concept of evolution was limited in scope: in particular, he did not believe in extinction of species but rather thought that species are gradually transformed into other species via phyletic modification.

However, some methods that are apparently whole-transcriptome are still restricted in their scope, in particular when the mRNAs are captured or reverse-transcribed with oligodeoxythymidine primers, as up to a third of the mRNA may be non-polyadenylated 81, 82.

For patient safety, regular maintenance of the AER [ 2], adequate manual washing of the working channel for longer small intestinal scopes and colon scopes in particular [ 3], scheduled high-level disinfection (HLD) with the AER [ 4], and overnight spraying of the AER with alcohol [ 5] are very important to prevent infections after GI endoscopy.

This chapter aims to discuss issues related to the unsupervised recognition of patterns in the general scope and in particular the problems belonging to the electric sector.

The resulting method is quite general in scope, and in particular allows for boundary conditions at surface boundaries, and immediately generalizes beyond surfaces embedded in R3, to objects of any dimension embedded in any Rn.

Jeffrey P. Moran's American Genesis examines the Scopes trial in particular and the antievolution movement in general through the prisms of gender, region, and race.

Daily Compass, in particular.

The grace and formalism of more classical times can bring instant gravitas to a new product line: on the other hand, it may limit the scope for experimentation — in particular with regard to the hour markers.

The present study's emphasis on exploring mechanisms that stabilize strategic premises complies with the need for developing mechanism-based answers to the questions of 'how' and 'why' in organization and management research in general and the dynamics of managerial scope of action in particular (e.g., Anderson et al. 2006; Dobusch and Kapeller 2013; Langley et al. 2013).

And in any event, he said, it is up to the courts, not the executive branch, to determine the scope of its immunity in particular cases.