Sentence examples for substantive scope from inspiring English sources

The 2012 health facility survey had twice the sample size but a more limited substantive scope.

All three providers have a sufficiently broad scope, substantive training in MSK assessments, and the ability to refer to other providers and order X-rays [ 29– 31].

Although it's unclear if the outlook among congressional leaders has changed, a top aide to House GOP leadership foreshadowed an uphill battle for any substantive changes to the scope of surveillance.

"She did not express substantive knowledge as to the scope of the rights of corporations under the Constitution or jurisprudence on the constitutional limits of executive branch powers".

He and an editing partner were responsible for setting the special issue's scope, soliciting manuscripts, substantive editing, and so on the usual editorial tasks.

A second line of argument would result in a substantive ruling — but one with limited scope.

The G8's scope seems to be narrowing, with substantive issues increasingly kept for the G20.

Such complex urban processes require a substantive piece of research that is beyond the scope of this study, but should be integral to any analysis conducted at a later stage.

The Dory Guest–Harris instability benchmark extends the scope of current standard test problems by providing a substantive means of validating continuum kinetic simulations of magnetized plasmas in higher-dimensional 3D (x,vx,vy) phase space.

This article reassesses the place of concept-based explanation in semantics in light of these developments, concentrating on the explanatory power, scope and uniqueness of the conceptual hypothesis as a substantive proposal about the mental architecture supporting meaning.

Certain types of governmental discretion, exercised using prerogative powers, were regarded as beyond the scope of judicial scrutiny because they involved issues of substantive policy.