Sentence examples for a required scale from inspiring English sources

gDefined as a participant reporting a required scale and polish frequency of 'once every 3 months' or 'once every 6 months'; hDefined as a participant reporting a required scale and polish frequency of 'once every year', 'once every 18 months', 'once every 2 years' or 'less frequently than every 2 years.' A CONSORT diagrammatical representation of participant flow [ 19] is presented in Figure  1.

A preliminary study was first performed to gain a basic understanding for the required scale of Illumina sequencing.

The required scale is enormous.

In terms of how myTomorrows plans to make money, it currently charges on transactions, a model that Yavuz concedes requires scale and isn't yet profitable.

Yes, but sometimes effectiveness requires scale.

Because the RaPiD was designed in process and was operated at 3.3 V, a fair comparison requires scaling down its power consumption by a reasonable factor.

First, scaling up to a eukaryotic volume requires scaling up the number of genomes accordingly, which undercuts the energy available per gene by five orders of magnitude.

Producing an estimate of the complete size of A. fragillimus requires scaling the bones of better-known species of diplodocid (a family of extremely long and slender sauropods) in the assumption that their relative proportions were similar.

MessageLab's Schipka thinks such a scale required the resources of a very large company.

However, antibody production on a scale required for clinical application is also relatively complex and expensive.

The use of HbF as such a marker requires larger-scale observation in TCC, as well as in other solid tumours.