Sentence examples for scope of the single from inspiring English sources

But another reason is the nature, not just the scope, of the single market.

Speaking at the launch of a campaign to increase the scope of the single market, the business secretary said a public vote would add to uncertainty.

Under this national framework, each school has to adapt and integrate more holistic strategies into their own program, adopting the national plans within the scope of the single schools' conditions.

Although the majority of the included studies were conducted in an ED, the scope of the single study carried out in a community setting highlights the potential therapeutic benefits of antiemetic use in the outpatient or general practice setting.

Whilst several categories may cover the scope of a single research article, the co-occurrence of the same two categories in a significant fraction of articles may reflect some hidden relationships between them.

Realistic simulation of aggregates of neurons often utilises compartmental models which limit the scope of the simulations with single processor architectures to small or medium size networks (typically hundreds of neurons).

Thus, even though this does not comprise a systematic review of all existing literature (which would go beyond the scope of a single publication), we refined the list of challenges until we felt comfortable that all influential topics were covered in the discussion and provided a solid basis to initiate further discussions.

However, due to the existence of too many notations to represent the same design concepts in different methodologies, personalization specifications cannot be used out of the scope of a single tool or method.

Some technical applications e.g. edge measurements usually require a configuration of a single sensor and a translation stage or a configuration of multiple sensors, so that they can measure a large measurement range that is out of the scope of a single sensor.

The geographic scope of papers (single vs. multiple countries) and the income group of the countries studied and of the corresponding author were identified through quantifying the number of countries studied in each paper and through classifying them by income group.

Small-cell lung carcinoma (SCLC) has traditionally been classified as "limited stage" (confined to one half of the chest and within the scope of a single tolerable radiotherapy field) or "extensive stage" (more widespread disease).