Sentence examples for scope indicates from inspiring English sources

Market and product scope indicates a market where the enterprise competes with other organizations, products and customers.

Nevertheless, the present work, even within its restricted scope, indicates the remarkable number of alternative genetic platforms that nature could have explored during biochemical evolution.

Retreatment after neurosurgical clipping is costed as SAC in the model although the scope indicates that the population should comprise patients for whom SAC is not feasible.

"The relief could be felt more globally, but it was limited in scope indicating that we remain in a roller coaster and are not at the end of it yet," said Sebastian Galy, an analyst with Société Générale.

Filer (pictured at right) recalled how his radar scope indicated the UFO was as big as the huge Firth of Forth Bridge in Scotland that he and his crew often used as a regular navigation point.

Even at zero distance from the nerve for the perpendicular configuration, where the nerve lies between the forceps tips, nerve function remained unaffected at 30 MALIS power setting and visual inspection through the dissection scope indicated only some change in tissue structure.

However, mean scores for each direct construct were around the mid-scale score, indicating scope for modification and improvement.

The scoping study indicates that there is advantage to separating the thorium TRISO particles from the LEU particles at the fuel rod level instead of mixing them within a single rod.

In the scheme established by this protocol, 15 categories are defined in scope 3 indicating which emissions should be counted.

Recent clinical trials such as Heart Outcomes Prevention Evaluation (HOPE), Losartan Intervention for Endpoint reduction (LIFE), and Study of Cognition and Prognosis in the Elderly (SCOPE) have indicated that blocking the renin-angiotensin system (RAS) may reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes mellitus.

We found genetic markers in green toads (Additional file 1) within our geographic scope to indicate five major spatially structured lineages.