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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a larger scale is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is being considered or measured in a broader or more extensive context.
Example: "The project will be more successful if we approach it on a larger scale."
Alternatives: "a broader scope is" or "a wider scale is".
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The evidence from countries like Germany and Denmark, where wind power has been tried on a larger scale, is not encouraging.
Research on a larger scale is needed to verify the models found in this study.
The absence of effective measures on a larger scale is problematic in particular with regard to contaminated drinking water reservoirs.
This also indicates that continuum-based modeling of unsaturated flow in fractured rock at mesoscale or a larger scale is not necessarily conditional explicitly on discrete fracture patterns.
Therefore, the value of D is fixed to be (frac {m}{15}); and if still there is an overlap, further, the feature region with a larger scale is chosen.
While a prospective validation of these findings on a larger scale is now needed before drawing definitive conclusions regarding their true impact from a clinical perspective, these results could be easily incorporated in daily clinical practice.
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On a larger scale was the Leich, analogous to the French lai.
"Their view that all these activities are having an impact at a larger scale are quite right".
The first cars to be produced on a larger scale are expected to hit the road next year.
Therefore, to reduce these negative effects, nanopores with a larger scale are an alternative choice to analyze the varied targets.
Studies on a larger scale are required to further investigate the predictive capacity of this polymorphism.
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