limited scope

collocation in English

meanings of limitedand scope

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limited
adjective
uk /ˈlɪm.ɪ.tɪd/ us /ˈlɪm.ɪ.t̬ɪd/
small in amount ...
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scope
noun
uk /skəʊp/ us /skoʊp/
the range of a subject covered by a book, programme, discussion, ...
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Examples of limited scope

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This limitedscope facilitates the definition of a basic compilation scheme, yet it excludes any optimization across multiple with-loops.
Such explanation is certainly somewhat speculative taking into account a limitedscope and relatively small amount of data used in this study.
However, a number of problems have also been identified, in terms of limitedscope for participation and for long-term development.
Lower-level schemas, expressing regularities of only limitedscope, may on balance be more essential to language structure than high-level schemas representing the broadest generalizations.
Randomized control studies typically suffer from small sample sizes, sample selection issues, limitedscope, and limited geographical relevance.
However, data indicate that the recovery rate is already high in all countries (around 70 per cent) so there is limitedscope for further improvement.
Her reforms, her history, her pamphlets aroused considerable opposition among conservatives, despite what may seem to us the limitedscope of their claims.
In addition, these approaches work with only limitedscope of documents.
To move from the limitedscope of the pilot projects to large-scale implementation is no easy matter.
Obviously, the limitedscope of this article does not permit this task.
This study only begins to explore the question of succession in small businesses, as is evident in its limitedscope.
Any problems that arise here can only be solved within this limitedscope.
The concept of evidence-based medicine came 15 years later, following similar lines but with more limitedscope.
The formal legal system provides very limitedscope for finding creative solutions to problems.
Apart from indications of levels of proficiency in intervention experiments with a strongly limited scope, initial conditions are often ignored and assumed to be irrelevant.
Even with such limitedscope, there is too much to cover in detail.
The canonical status of live performance can also be explained by the limitedscope of the local environment for composers.
Some countries have mandatory pensions of limitedscope and ambition, focused only on providing an adequate income to all retirees.
The prerequisites for game-theoretic analysis are highly restrictive, however, and thus the kinds of processes that can be examined will be of limitedscope.
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