Sentence examples for scope of our research from inspiring English sources

The generosity of friends of the Center maintains the scope of our research, clinical services and training programs.

Within the RENAULT Powertrain Division, the scope of our research work is to look at the particular problem of knowledge formalisation for process planning of mass produced parts.

DBP continues to grow and expand the breadth of clinical services we provide, the scope of our research endeavors and the range of our advocacy activities.

Fall 2008 saw the release of a new series of case studies, which broadened the scope of our research and examined some less well-known parts of the research landscape.

As computing technologies become affordable and accessible to diverse populations across the globe, it is critical that we broaden the scope of our research to study the social, technical, and infrastructural challenges faced by these diverse communities and build systems that address problems in critical domains such as health care and education.

While the scope of our research did not permit a granular analysis of the type of influence exerted by individual differences, it has served to flag the existence of statistically significant associations between personal characteristics of CEOs and earnings management practices.

This shows the scope of expansion of our research to incorporate more MeSH terms and thereby MeSH term-based profiles to further improve our summarization system.

My history teacher allowed me to go outside the scope of our spring research paper and focus it on my newly sparked interest in Socrates.

We don't want reality sugar-coated (and let's not talk about politics here, or the lies of politicians: Politics exist outside of the scope of our Pendulum research, as you can well imagine, since politicians are a special breed of human being).

The two major limitations of this study both relate to 'inherent external phenomena': one of which puts limitations on the scope of our basic research question, while the other affects the degree of confidence one has in 'generalizing the findings' of this study.

However, the discussion makes it appear that the authors reserve the right whether or not to release the cell lines: "Crucially for this, all lines from the panel are readily available for sharing with investigators who may wish to address questions beyond the scope of our own research" (quote from the Discussion).