Sentence examples for scope of similar from inspiring English sources

Finally, the concluding remarks with future scope of similar works are suggested in a separate section and the necessary input for derivation of the experimental data is presented at the "Appendix".

The full scope of similar programs is not well documented and their impact on national trends for contraceptive use is unknown.

Then the paper summarizes the main aircraft vibration response environment prediction methods and indicates their advantages, disadvantages and applicability scopes, including extrapolation of similar structure, theory analysis and analytical solution of differential dynamical equation, statistical parameter modeling, simulation calculation modeling and machine learning.

As against the limited scope of other existing similar databases, CBMAR provides information useful for molecular and biochemical characterization of each family of β-lactamase.

that a β value difference of > = 0.2 can be detected with 99%, subsequent site-specific validation is outside the scope of this analysis, similar to other reports using this array in the literature.

These question levels are of similar scope to the data levels: the tissue level data is of similar scope to human-scale biology questions, the patient level data is of comparable scope to clinical questions, and the population level data is of proportionate scope to epidemic-scale questions.

As hypothesized, the two parcellations that used the test brain directly as a reference (AAL and ICBM) had the highest overall concordance, and the two probabilistic atlases of similar scope (H-O and LPBA40) had the next highest similarity.

Many human activities may have impacts of similar scope.

Another Nativity, of similar scope but very different origins, has been on view elsewhere in New York City almost as long.

Mr. Sherry conceived the notion of arranging a photograph of similar scope featuring classical composers, and then basing his festival on it.

Mr. Letts said that following "August" with a play of similar scope did not concern him; he had a story he wanted to tell.