Sentence examples for scope of the underlying from inspiring English sources

With a view to demonstrating problems relating to the scope of the underlying offences, the SPOCs can be asked to indicate whether or not their national information architecture would allow the production of the required statistical information.

This provides information on item ordering, level of QOL assessed by individual items, and the scope of the underlying construct covered by the scales.

While TFBS enrichment analyses can rationalize expression profiles, they are limited by the size and scope of the underlying TFBS library.

Although it has been known for some time that the cationic complex [Cp*Ru(MeCN 3]PF6 (1; Cp*=pentamethylcyclopentadienyl) catalyzes the stereochemically uncommon trans-hydrosilylation of internal alkynes,[ 1– 3] it was recognized only recently that the scope of the underlying reactivity mode is actually much larger.

That further complicates the task of trying to address the problem by reforming police procedure without also taking a hard look at the scope of the underlying laws that the police are tasked with enforcing.

Reference is made to differences in the recording practices (Carr-Hill, 1979), differences in the counting units (Aebi, 2008) and not in the least differences in the scope of the underlying offences (Harrendorf, 2012; Jehle, 2012).

I find it especially useful that the authors share their preferred definitions and settings in terms of applied similarity criteria, potency difference criteria, as well as activity measurements, thus highlighting scope and limitations of the underlying methodology.

Modeled estimates of disease burden are an invaluable metric for assessing progress toward achieving health objectives and for estimating the impact of various interventions; however, this approach faces limitations imposed by the quality, scope, age, and consistency of the underlying data.

In the original order, ISPs are required to "adopt security practices appropriately calibrated to the nature and scope of its activities, the sensitivity of the underlying data, the size of the provider, and technical feasibility".

The model's simplicity, the fact that it provides a straightforward mechanistic interpretation in terms of the underlying circuitry, and the scope of the findings both explained and predicted, suggests we should consider this idea seriously as a working hypothesis for the origin of the cortical architecture.

A detailed discussion of the underlying formation mechanisms is beyond the scope of this work.