The phrase "the scope includes" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the range or extent of something that is being discussed or considered. Example: "The project proposal outlines the objectives and tasks to be completed, and the scope includes all departments within the company."
The scope includes greenhouse gases CO2, CH4 and N2O" [28].
If the scope includes a broad swath of U.S. industries, then the latter approach is recommended.
All three of the selected studies classed positive Vision ALD results due to vaginal infections as false positives, whereas the scope includes identification of vaginal infections as an outcome measure.
The scope includes advice to laboratories practicing within areas where melioidosis is endemic, and where serologic investigation of a laboratory exposure event is often complicated by the possibility of prior exposure to an environmental source.
The scope included advanced asphalt binder characterization and analyses using viscoelastic parametric relationships.
The scope included both steady and unsteady flow field studies for transonic flight conditions.
The scope (including communication architecture) is vehicle centric i.e. on vehicle-to-everything, not VRU-to-everything.
The scope included about 200 samples of industrial cements produced in 9 manufacturing plants in Poland according to cement standard PN-EN 197-1.
The scope included laboratory demographics (location, size/throughput, and network), RIs in use for the full blood count and selected derived parameters, their frequency of revision, source and statistical approach for derivation.
The scope included prevention, treatment, diagnosis and care of people with dementia; it did not include research on neurophysiological mechanisms or causes of dementia.
The scopes include, but are not limited to, development and study of statistical distributions, frequentist and Bayesian statistical inference including goodness-of-fit tests, statistical modeling, computational/simulation methods, and data analysis related to statistical distributions.
