The phrase "a larger scale however" is not correct as it stands and may cause confusion in written English.
It can be used when contrasting or adding information about something that is being discussed on a larger scale, but it needs proper punctuation or restructuring for clarity.
Example: "The project was successful on a smaller scale; however, we need to consider its implications on a larger scale."
Alternatives: "on a broader scale" or "at a greater scale".
Within this curve a small man (drawn to a larger scale, however, than the buildings) walks along purposefully with a scythe on his shoulder, and a woman seems to wait for him.
It would be interesting to evaluate the performance of this approach on a larger scale; however, it is a fairly novel exploration into utilizing distributed IDSs along with heterogeneous sources.
At a larger scale, however, relatively stable species-typical spatial patterns are observed in neuronal architecture, e.g., the spatial distributions of somata and axonal projection patterns, probably the result of a genetically encoded developmental program.
On a larger scale, however, there is an unfortunate hesitance on the part of the bulk of many philanthropic foundations to invest their portfolios in innovative education-related ventures.
Sample management on a larger scale, however, is neglected.
On a larger scale, however, the events surrounding AB705 raise key questions about the state of knowledge around CCS: Are its safety and efficacy really still in doubt?
The only alternative to succeed on a large scale, however, has been wind power, and most of that growth did not occur until the past decade.
The outputs of self-assembling techniques are uniform in size and ordered over a large scale; however, they usually require additional deposition, baking, etching, and stripping processes.
This is the first time they've opened the testing process and brought in outsiders on such a large scale (however, they have held small-scale usability tests with visitors).
Whether such approaches can be made to work cost-effectively at a large scale, however, remains in question.
17 As dead-end hosts, humans are unlikely to affect the evolution of WNV on a large scale; however, mutations arising in bird and mosquito hosts could stochastically affect viral replication and/or pathogenesis in humans.
