Sentence examples for the estimated scope from inspiring English sources

To ensure the validity of our assessments and to avoid unintentionally inflating the estimated scope or severity of self-injury among adolescents, the field of self-injury needs to decide on best-practice assessment processes.

The reaction was sparked not only by the estimated $100 million scope of the project and its oceanfront site, but also by the identity of the sponsors.

Since there is a growing concern about an increase in antibiotic resistance also in the ambulatory sector due to frequent and sometimes uncritical prescriptions of antibiotics the results of this study could help to estimate the scope of the problem by increasing the knowledge about antibiotic resistance pattern before a possible therapy is prescribed.

Metrics such as classification error rate, latency of the classification strategy and classification accuracy deterioration were assessed to estimate the scope of the CS-IBC as binary classifier.

Therefore, the purpose of this project was to conduct two separate evaluations to estimate the scope of the problem.

With fighting still under way, it is too early to estimate the scope of the reconstruction needed in Libya, though officials acknowledged that the effort would be immense.

Workers' compensation (WC) claims is one of the important data sources used to estimate the scope of occupational injury and illness, prioritize resource allocation, and assess intervention usefulness.

The aim of this study was to estimate the scope of a participatory educational strategy to develop a clinical aptitude in Geriatrics in family doctors.

Big banks, experts say, are now more reluctant to estimate the scope of a problem in case the numbers grow.

Furthermore, since the residential sector in industrialised countries requires around one third of the end-use electricity, it is important for policy makers to estimate the scope for electricity saving in households to reduce electricity consumption by using appropriate steering mechanisms.

Previous investigations of processing deficits in CP have mostly relied on short-term recognition tests to estimate the scope and severity of individual deficits.