Sentence examples for scope of this communication from inspiring English sources

Although detailed analysis of Wikipedia chemical content is out of scope of this communication, it is interesting to compare at least briefly the Wikipedia scaffolds with those present in the common synthetic molecules and bioactive molecules (Figures four and five in ref. [11]).

Although beyond the scope of this communication, it should be possible to alter phenotypic characters and function by introducing new genes or by knockdown of genes with shRNA through electroporation.

Results reported in Figures 1 and 2 implicate several additional miRNAs in melanoma; specific studies related to these miRNAs are beyond the scope of this communication, and will be reported elsewhere.

These are, however, beyond the scope of this communication.

The story of how they could populate the Earth is beyond the problem of the origin of life proper and hence remains out of the scope of this communication; this topic, however, is addressed in the accompanying article [ 226].

To explain the difference in the observed rates for the two enzymes quantitatively, more accurate values for the diffusion rates would be required, which is beyond the scope of this communication.

An in-depth discussion of these methods and their impact on our ability to perform transcriptomic analyses is beyond the scope of this short communication, and readers are referred to excellent reviews on this topic [ 13, 22].

A summary of the details of these studies is beyond the scope of this short communication but can be found in the report by Santen and coworkers [ 1], with specific details provided elsewhere [ 3, 4].

Analysis of the data for extensional viscosity was outside the scope of this short communication in part due to the extent of the data scatter and the limitation that the CaBER records filament diameters at filament mid-point which may not correspond to the thinnest diameter.

Detailed analysis of the nuances of cross sector agency communication was not within the scope of this study, but clearly improvements in communication between services sectors would benefit from such an understanding.

It is beyond the scope of this paper to describe the communication of uncertain results to policy makers and other stakeholders, but useful suggestions are provided by e.g. [ 44, 86- 89].