Sentence examples for scope probe from inspiring English sources
Scope probe: A U.S. lawmaker is calling on the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate Olympus Corp. in response to a Times article that detailed how the company kept selling its scopes despite knowledge of a 2012 superbug outbreak in the Netherlands.
If the respondents cited issues related to informal health care providers, the study instrument provided scope to probe how and why and efforts to limit the influence of informal health care providers.
To further investigate the scope of probe 2 we explored ShhN signalling in the context of labelling Shh cholesterylation.
If the respondent cited issues related to decentralisation as a reason for lack of retention, the study instrument provided scope to probe how and why and to proffer suggestions to improve retention of rural PHC workers.
In case the respondent cited the ASHA's poor work performance or support as a reason for poor coordination between the three groups of workers, the study instrument provided scope to probe the reasons for the lack of support and suggestions to improve her performance.
They say that sharing data between departments could dramatically increase the scope for probing into all aspects of people's lives.
Individual semi-structured interviews allowed greater scope for probing questions to be asked in real time, during the interview.
Finally, a population-based survey with close-ended responses has limited scope for probing the nature of and motivations for organisational behaviour [ 20]; more in-depth qualitative study of action taken and views held within recipient organisations would be a valuable complement to our findings.
Share prices crashed as the FCA waited six hours to clarify the limited scope of its probe.
Even if House Republicans have shifted the scope of their probe, their rhetoric remains directed at those responsible for the leaks.
During their discussion, it was noted that Sessions's Chief of Staff, Matthew Whitaker, had objected to the scope of that probe.
