Sentence examples for scope of updating from inspiring English sources

The inherent materials and chemicals for production and the resulting effect on waste-management policies across the European Union are therefore reported here for the scope of updating legislations in context with the rapidly growing sales of electric and hybrid vehicles across the continent.

Even with the broad scope of updates contained herein, however, 10.14 represents what is arguably the most focused macOS release in recent memory.

In short, we invited the 2003 STARD group members to participate in the updating process, nominate new members, and comment on the general scope of the update.

This is in part because most BioMarin studies did not collect molecular testing data as part of uniform enrollment criteria and also because the scope of this update is to report only on published Morquio A mutations.

Allosteric modulators that do not bind to interfacial residues have not been included, as their identification requires dedicated curation, and this is out of the scope of this update.

The Scope algorithm iteratively updates a set A of metabolites that a reaction system can synthesize.

This paper updates the scope of Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) for ENM/food matrix analysis.

We've reached out to Skype to see if it would provide additional details about the size and scope of the problem, and will update when we hear back.

As opposed to the tree-based schemes [12 15] that use a global information, the cluster-based schemes [16, 17] rely on local topology knowledge to limit the scope of target's location updates.

Palm says that "the scope of changes in this update" will be limited, but goes on to stress that developers building stuff with Palm's PDK (which allows for native C/C++ development beyond the standard HTML/CSS/Javascript tools, with the primary target there being game development) should be especially careful in testing their wares against this build.

Making more narrow the scope of RQ 2 (see Section 4), updating the set of criteria to understand and evaluate RAs (see Section 4.1), and providing new results about why RAs are used in organizations (see new Section 4.2.1).