Sentence examples for scope of this publication from inspiring English sources
However, comparing different methods of decontamination is outside the scope of this publication.
Discussing all the features implemented in the prototype is out of scope of this publication; simply due to their sheer number and the space restrictions.
While an evaluation of current efforts to promote community participation falls outside the scope of this publication, the different perceptions among opportunity providers and opportunity seekers demonstrate a barrier to collaborative partnerships between aid organizations and the communities they serve.
The review of these eye types is beyond the scope of this publication (but see Nilsson 1989 and Land and Nilsson 2002 for comprehensive reviews on this topic), but we will give a few examples of insect eyes that have evolved to excel in specific ways.
However, a quantification of this risk is nontrivial and beyond the scope of this publication.
An exhaustive review of these results is beyond the scope of this publication.
The 45 studies were classified according to: Type of report: the scope of the publication was classified as: "Framework for developing an e-Government strategy" or "Description of case study" or "Both Framework and Case study".
While a structured analysis of the scientific and grey literature that addresses the sustainability implications of post-disaster measures and current vulnerabilities in the regions affected by the Indian Ocean Tsunami is beyond the scope of this article, selected publications that address shortcomings of post-disaster measures and recommendations are considered.
Based on these grounds, whether the overall novelty and scope of this study justifies the publication of eLife can be subject to debate.
A detailed discussion on the structures of the mitoribosome is beyond the scope of this mini-review but recent publications that we have already highlighted are highly recommended [18,20,31].
A complete review of alternatives for the treatment of head lice and scabies is beyond the scope of this article; however, several recent publications provide such a discussion (Jones and English 2003; Karthikeyan 2005; Meinking 2004; Walker and Johnstone 2000).
