The phrase "a large scale applying" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The project involves a large scale applying of new technologies to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a large-scale implementation" or "a broad application."
Despite being an established technology, deployment of current industry-standard technology (30 wt % aqueous MEA) on a large scale applies a considerable efficiency penalty to the power generation process.
They suggest that One explanation that has been proposed for rising inequality is that technical change allows highly talented individuals, or "superstars," to manage or perform on a larger scale, applying their talent to greater pools of resources and reaching larger numbers of people, thus becoming more productive and higher paid.
We demonstrate that ISA can be used to generate robust thin films, stable over a large pH range, whose coloration and conductivity may be manipulated on a large scale using applied voltage, and may be fine-tuned by changing the pH.
The practical implications of this evaluation framework are that observational cross sectional surveys can be implemented on a large scale, and applied easily to either the evaluation of new delivery systems, natural experiments, or to evaluation of the current situation.
GAYA-JLP, a large scale forestry scenario model applying simulations and linear programming, was used for the calculations.
"All that remains to be done is to put all this on a larger scale and apply it". Colombia, with the help of UNICEF United Nations Childrenn's Fund) and the World Health Organization, has provided a model that proves a developing country can protect its children against diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, measles and polio.
However, the capability to use resources on such a large spatial scale applied only to a small percentage of individuals as 50% of the females of H. punctulatissimus and H. adunca did not forage at distances longer than 100 225 m and 300 m, respectively.
Furthermore, when deployed on a large scale, these tools can be applied at a relatively low cost when compared with manual chart review.
In an attempt to improve the accuracy of functional prediction at a large scale, phylogenetic methods may be applied [ 33, 34].
Anaerobic digestion (AD) has proven to be quite successful when applied on a small scale but rather unsuccessful when applied on a large scale.
