The phrase "a large scale screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a screen that is significantly sized, often in contexts related to technology, presentations, or displays.
Example: "The conference room was equipped with a large scale screen to facilitate presentations and video conferencing."
Alternatives: "a big screen" or "a large display".
Gao, R. et al. A large scale screen reveals genes that mediate electrotaxis in Dictyostelium discoideum.
In another study, Griner et al. conducted a large scale screen of multiple concentrations of 500 compounds with ibrutinib in activated B-cell-like diffuse large lymphoma cells [74].
Here, using a large scale screen for NHases in public sequence databases and metagenomic datasets, we describe the identification of the first eukaryotic NHase and investigate its origin.
LTTRs with the ability to oligomerize as λ cI repressor fusions were initially identified in a large scale screen of the E. coli genome [20].
Interestingly, during a large scale screen of mutants with impaired female gametophyte development, calmodulin binding proteins and Ca2+-binding proteins were reported and linked to defects in fusion of polar nuclei [40].
Western analyses resulting from a large scale screen of all events revealed that progeny from 18 of the 25 Stransgenicgeventsvents (72%) and 6 of the 12 764 transgenic events (50%) expressed mSEB protein.
It is debated whether such a large scale screening project should be advocated [10], [11].
In a large scale screening in yeast, several genes that encode components of the nutrient-responsive TOR pathway were found to increase the chronological life span [8].
We used a typical number of arrays for a given sample comparison in a large scale screening experiment.
These two mutants were identified in a large scale screening of EMS-induced mutant deficient in Rh1 expression.
To resolve this issue, a large scale screening of VRN-1 polymorphisms among both diploid and polyploid wheat species is required.
