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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at much lower scale" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduced size, extent, or level of something, but it should be phrased differently for clarity.
Example: "The project was implemented at a much lower scale than initially planned."
Alternatives: "on a much smaller scale" or "at a significantly reduced scale."
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But the "bad news" is that there are way TOO FEW of them, they're functioning at much lower scale than needed, and that far too little investment has gone to equipping them to do the most good they can do for communities they serve /fin.
It is worth stressing the difference in the scale of risk between the risk point location and the kernel smoothed intensity map where the colour grade in the latter determines the risk for 25 km2 raster cell areas at much lower scale than the point map.
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But the problem is already taking effect, though at a much lower scale than is likely in the future.
Several attempts to overcome the CMOS limits are known [17, 18]; fractal technology, being able to transform a smart lithographic pattern (i.e. designed to the wanted function) in itself at a much lower scale, seems suitable for such a purpose.
As far as cellular compartments are concerned, the most represented are plastids and mitochondria, with more than 50% of the total annotations, followed by cytosol, plasma membrane, endoplasmic reticulum and nucleoplasm, whereas other cellular compartments were represented at a much lower scale.
Gunfire could still be heard in the capital but on a much lower scale than before.
At the same time, the Bayes factor for preferring the new model with variable λ over the new model with constant λ, while showing some preference for variable λ, has a much lower scale of the evidence, see Figure S17.
These results show that where PPPs are tailored to the context and well-supported by the public sector, scaling-up of effective services could occur at much lower cost relative to solely scaling up traditional public sector models.
This type of fractal structure is consistent with reported, but apparently rare, observations of soot superaggregates in heavily sooting laboratory laminar diffusion flames, but is encountered in the much larger meter-scale pool fire at much lower soot volume concentrations.
Compared with wet-lab methods, computational methods have strong potential for efficient and large-scale epitope prediction for antigen candidates at much lower cost.
Using standard components, these digesters can scale quickly from residential to municipal size, faster, at much lower cost than the massive group-think sewage plants that are now failing us.
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