Many of his workplace interventions are relatively large-scale: at a German bank, for example, he discovered that one group of employees was being left out of office life, and so rearranged the desks to include them.
Moreover, most of the conventional cell culture models are relatively large in scale, which could therefore require larger number of cells for a cell-based assay.
Of course, both these scales are relatively large, and many researchers use narrower scales (e.g., 1 4), so one can wonder if the conclusion would hold over a wider variety of scales.
The semitones of the diatonic scale are relatively large, at 117 cents.
The scales are relatively large, cycloid (smooth), and easily detached.
On a molecular scale, the proteins are relatively large, so they cannot be recognized as a whole; instead, their segments, called epitopes, can be recognized.
All the appendages share a distinctive ornament of guttalate scales, which are relatively larger and more densely spaced in the smaller individuals.
The mean difference was close to zero indicating no systematic difference between test-retest scores and SDC was relatively large for both scales (OM-6: 19.7, NRS: 25.9).
Since is considered small with respect to typical periods between consent times and since we assume that features are determined at a time scale that is relatively large with respect to, we make the additional assumption that.
The bubble size, of the order of millimeter, is relatively large compared to the smallest liquid fluctuation scales.
For a start, the data is relatively large scale the Census Bureau's main survey, the American Community Survey, gives results for all cities and counties with a population greater than 65,000.
