The phrase "at small scale for" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing projects, experiments, or models that are conducted on a limited or reduced scale.
Example: "The research was conducted at small scale for initial testing before larger trials."
Alternatives: "on a small scale for" or "at a reduced scale for".
This study may provide important insights into the mechanics of bone and tooth at small scale for tissue engineering in biomedical applications.
The maps of the two factors at small scale for Campomarino appear to be quite erratic owing to the small size of the farms with different cropping systems differently managed.
@nedavanovac lol how is that showing anyone up? almost any drug can be made at small scale for a low price.
He was quick to defend himself on Twitter, telling one user, "lol how is that showing anyone up? almost any drug can be made at small scale for a low price.
This review provides an overview regarding current challenges and potential of manufacturing and fabrication of biomaterials at small scales for various biomedical applications.
Conversely, this disruption technique does not generate heat and is often utilized at smaller scale for heat-sensitive materials.
The tools applied here provide a valuable system for parallel optimization at small scale also for other kind of cultivations.
For instance, it was found that heterostructures and interfaces at very small scales can have many unprecedented properties at very small scale, for example, superconductivity, magnetism, previously unknown optical properties, and ionic conductivity modulation.
This type of fermentation involving natural starters has been used empirically at a small scale for thousands of years, through the practice of back-slopping.
Protein engineering can also be very useful at the small scale, for instance creating enzymatic building blocks that are not affected by the end-product inhibition that is usually seen in natural enzymes.
Recently, the identification of gene coexpression networks has emerged as a popular method for predicting gene functions and interactions [ 38- 41], and web-based tools such as Genevestigator [ 42] and CressExpress [ 43] have been developed to facilitate such analyses at a small scale for plant biologists.
