Sentence examples for scope was introduced from inspiring English sources

A 1.2-mm scope was introduced through the pouch of Douglas under transvaginal ultrasound guidance.

(By contrast, Roy Bostock says that to reach the same number of consumers as Scope did when it was introduced would cost at least two hundred million dollars in the first year).

The active-ageing concept was introduced in order to overcome exactly this type of narrow scope.

The above change was introduced because the aim of the travel variable was to assess the scope of nonlocal acquisition of gonorrhea.

The Gender Gap Index was introduced by the World Economic Forum in 2006 to measure and monitor the magnitude and scope of gender disparities.

No law of similarly sweeping scope has ever been introduced without some tweaking required.

In Part I the fundamentals of Scope Oriented Thermoeconomics have been introduced, showing a scarce potential for the cost accounting of existing plants; in this Part II the same concepts are applied to the optimization of a small set of design variables for a vapour compression chiller.

This paper reports an excessive overlap avoided behavior rule model based on the existing social force model, through improving the driving force, attractiveness and direction influence in the model parameters, and rectangular scope was also introduced in model calculation to reduce the computing time.

The scope of the bank levy being introduced by the government is among the items that the banks are preparing to raise.

This chemistry allows direct substitution at the nucleobase core, thereby greatly increasing the scope of functionality that can be introduced.

This is of concern in the context of scaling up health worker numbers and the changes to scope of practice that have been introduced to increase access to basic emergency obstetric care.