The phrase "a low scale in" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is small in magnitude or extent, but the phrase lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The project was conducted on a low scale in comparison to previous initiatives."
Alternatives: "a small scale in" or "a limited scale in".
After the First Sudanese Civil War ended in 1972, there were plans to revive sugar production at Mongalla, and although Mongalla Sugar Processing Factory operated on a low-scale in the 1970s, it ceased production when civil war broke out again in 1983.A clothing mill also operated in the 1970s but was deactivated due to the unrest in the early 1980s.
A low scaling exponent α1 predicted death in the patients with and without depressed left ventricular function (p <0.001 and p <0.01, respectively).
These screens were performed in a low-scale manner with a test Cpn protein set, but generation of an Cpn intrapathogen 'interactome' is conceivable through ORFeome-wide PPI screening by automated procedures.
In this regard, it was shown that c-AFM gives the extra possibility to electrically investigate buried interfaces to a very low scale being superior in this regard to the standard I V measurements which exhibit a strong average character.
Indeed, several groups have started to follow the clone-based sequencing approach at a low-resolution scale in order to capture a more representative depiction of large intraspecific variations (Kidd et al. 2008; Hurwitz et al. 2010).
In modern times T. monococcum remains cultivated at low scale only in the mountainous areas of several Mediterranean countries.
At the 1-Ma-scale, there is a low in originations in the late Guadalupian (Capitanian), with a subsequent increasing trend towards the early Changhsingian and then again decreasing numbers in the latest Permian.
The fitting curves of the sensitivity versus gas concentration in low scales are presented in Fig. 6c.
High scale values on the scale represent high resilience in contrast to low scale values.
Existing models used to describe the impact of adaptations are either unable to capture the underlying uncertainty and variability of such dynamic environments, or are not compositional and described at a level of abstraction too low to scale in terms of specification effort required for non-trivial systems.
