Sentence examples for scope to define from inspiring English sources

Allowing managers to create their own chapters in the story gives them the scope to define their own solutions and to feel that they are helping deliver a wider vision.

This racist behavior of civil servants is justified by the Dominican authorities as a consequence of a 2004 amendment to the Constitution, whereby Article 11 expanded its scope to define all 'non-residents' as 'in transit'.

Accordingly, an Integrated Value Model for Sustainable Assessment is presented in this article that applies a set of six study scopes to define the sustainability criteria of industrial buildings.

Note, however, that the EDAM ontology is much more broadly scoped to the entire bioinformatics domain, whereas CDAO is scoped to defining the relationships among fundamental data concepts (e.g. nodes, trees, character state matrices), not methods of phylogenetic analysis or provenance metadata.

The second scope is to define a developmental setting in which the state constrained reachability analysis becomes more tractable.

The scope is to define the best geometrical configuration of the joint to dissipate the largest amount of energy with safety purposes.

Before getting started, however, it is important to briefly outline the methodology of this article, to delineate its scope and to define the principal terms used.

We have used the Scope algorithm to define a distance of a reaction in the global reaction set from nutrient metabolites.

The original scope was intended to define the basis for the two primary cornerstones of a project: physical facilities and the required project deliverables.

The breadth and scope of research to define the complex roles that transforming growth factor (TGF β plays during mammary development and breast cancer now exceeds a thousand papers.

Although there are reports of the bed management achievements in other hospitals during major incidents, none of these relates to the UK and as far as we are aware this is the first scoping exercise aiming to define the potential capacity of an acute Trust and scope the requirement for PCT support pre-incident.