Sentence examples for scope of our analyses from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the scope of our analyses remains mainly descriptive.
Due to the scope of our analyses, employing experimental methods to determine the rate of false predictions in all or even a representative sample of species is unfeasible.
Whether the constructed obesity haplotype points to an ancestral obesity haplotype or if it reflects the impact of two relatively independent loci in the vicinity of the MC4R is beyond the scope of our analyses.
Since no predefined list of approved biologics in the EU is readily available, we had to define the scope of our analyses first.
To increase the spatial scope of our analyses, we partition both the neuraminidase and hemagglutinin sequences into seven global communities (demes) and an additional representative sample of unclassified sequences (OT) from multiple geographic locations.
Indeed, expanding the scope of our analyses with national-level data to develop rules for predicting season onset, peak, and end yielded promising results that can be used as a starting point for further refinement and prospective validation in the future.
Several aspects of the sampling design potentially limit the accuracy, precision, and scope of our statistical analyses.
However, this issue was out of the scope of our study as we analysed the expression levels but not the functional status or subcellular location (cytoplasm vs membrane).
Unfortunately, it does not lie in the scope of our paper to extensively analyse the concept 'value', nor do we think we could solve what so far has not been solved in many different fields.
The scope of our research questions includes theory-based analyses of the mechanisms involved in the expected behaviour change (i.e., mediators) as well as à priori specification of subgroups for differential analyses (moderators).
Evaluation utilisation studies have developed a sophisticated taxonomy of how evaluations may influence decision making in ways that may be difficult to discern (Herbert 2014), but such analyses were outside the scope of our studies. .
