Sentence examples for scope indicating that from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

It found there has been a shift to variable to fixed pay and indicates that is expects more bankers to fall under the scope of its pay codes.

Female ministers hope that the scope of the consultation will be as wide as possible, and Treasury sources indicate that payment for parental leave will be included.

This indicates that signal dereverberation by impulse response deconvolution has a limited scope in most practical situations.

We excluded 18 recommendations from further review because they scored four or less on scope for improvement (indicating that the panel perceived adherence to these recommendations to be relatively good).

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.

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.

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.

Overall our scoping exercise indicated that significant discrepancy in literature and expert opinion exists concerning the elements of a maternal morbidity definition.

We excluded non-randomised studies because our recent scoping review indicated that a sufficient number of eligible randomised controlled trials would be available to address our aim to synthesise evidence for intervention effects (Hollands 2013a).