Sentence examples for scope passed from inspiring English sources

But they said they found no evidence that the scope passed along that virus.

Meanwhile, researchers are experimenting with valves and other devices that are implanted in the lungs through scopes passed down the throat, without cutting through the chest.

The procedure time extended from the time at which the scope was passed through the mouth until the time at which it was completely withdrawn from the mouth (antegrade route) or from the time at which the scope was passed through the anus to the time at which it was completely withdrawn from the anus (retrograde route).

However, newer challenges such as an unexpected increase in power purchase costs with limited scope of passing these costs to the end customers seem to have emerged in the recent years.

The examination could not progress beyond the sigmoid descending colon junction because stenosis of the descending colon made it too tight for the scope to pass.

If lessons are to be learned from India and as previous experiences in Ethiopia show (IPMS, 2011), then there could be scope for passing responsibility for AI to co-operatives, or improving the enabling environment for private AI provision.

I passed the scope to Mr. Jansen and he slid the gun into my hand.

Mr. Norwood's proposal puts pressure on Senate Republicans to justify the limited scope of the bill passed by the Senate last July.

The UK fracking industry also faces uncertainty until the government clarifies the scope of regulation changes passed just before the general election.

On the whole, although there is some variation in the scope of lustration laws passed in East and Central Europe after the fall of communism, these policies all share the same rough attributes: They were all attempts to remove secret service agents and informants from the state bureaucracy in the new regime.

In one instance, a patient at Pleasant Valley State Prison near Bakersfield who needed a colonoscopy waited nearly a year and then could not undergo the test because his "mass was so large, the scope could not be passed through," according to a written summary of Puisis' testimony.