Sentence examples for scope type from inspiring English sources
Results should advance knowledge on the scope, type and function of the institutions currently governing the exploration and exploitation of offshore renewable resources.
All the attacks by ISIS in the past one year in Paris, Brussels, Dhaka, Baghdad, Egypt etc have been different in scope, type, and settings, all aimed at eluding security and inflicting maximum carnage and destruction on soft targets.
The level of ATP contamination post manual cleaning was found to be statistically different by scope type (p<0.0005), as well as from site to site for each scope type (all p-values < 0.05).
A "typical day" was calculated by dividing the total number of each scope type by 260 clinic days per year.
The total numbers of each scope type that were evaluable for the analysis are shown in Table 2.
The total labour time spent on each scope type was also similarly shorter for the EVOTECH ECR (Table 3).
Yet, significant variation remains between European countries in the scope, types, location, and degrees of demandingness of civic integration requirements introduced, as well as in the normative arguments that politicians use to justify them (Goodman, 2012, 2014).
*Wilcoxon rank sum test The total time to reprocess all scope types was significantly shorter in the EVOTECH ECR compared with manual cleaning plus AER.
With a weighted average total reprocessing time of 38 minutes per scope for all scope types processed in EVOTECH ECR, an additional 9.84 scopes could be processed every day and 2, 558 additional scopes could be processed each year.
In addition, as the ECR manufacturer completes validation of different scope types and models they will be added to their list of validated endoscopes that can be processed through the ECR.
The protein detected most likely would reflect handling and storage under non-sterile conditions as these protein levels were only detected on surfaces (lumen levels for negative controls for all scope types were all < 6.4 μg/cm2 protein).
