Sentence examples for an important scale from inspiring English sources

Grenades did not come back into use on an important scale until the Russo-Japanese War (1904 05).

For example, an important scale overlap occurs at cell to network scales: A pyramidal cell apical dendrite (a subcellular structure) spans 100s of microns, crossing multiple laminae of cortical network.

Europe-wide studies provide an important scale to show the risks and benefits associated with certain diets.

Although further research is urgently needed, we assume that the CES is an important scale to fill in the gap between scientific research and ethical founded constructs in psychiatry.

For example, although the individual level may be an important scale for probing certain public health questions, risk factor analysis is challenged by the complexity of fundamental causes, including social and ecologic drivers (Krieger and Zierler 1996; Pimentel et al. 1998), gene environment interactions (Hunter 2005), and life-course trajectories (Susser and Terry 2003).

An important scale factor is the fractional contribution of each organ or tissue to the mass of the whole body.

In comparative evaluation of high-area, porous electrocatalyst materials, an important "scaling factor" arises connected with the real-to-apparent area ratio, R, of the material.

On a less important scale, the choice to represent a fire with glimpses of an actual flaming inferno towards the back of the stage was also misjudged.

This stuff is a minor version of what goes on, on a far bigger and more important scale, with regard to climate change.

Hydrophilic-lipophilic balance (HLB) value is not only an important parametric scale for the selection of surfactants but also a critical step for the development of emulsion formulation and can be employed as an utmost factor for quality control [ 11– 13].

Even though it is a small company, it has a resourceful management team with a demonstrated record of building an important large-scale natural resources company.