Sentence examples for back to the scale from inspiring English sources

PROFESSOR: Right, I'll go back to the scale that we had before.

From those sculptures came the welded assemblages, like Tinker toy mobiles, floating in midair, made of porcelain, mesh, wire and fabric, harking back to the scale of the wall reliefs, of which they seem deconstructed versions.

So we went back to the scale of the train, we discussed the sizes and dimensions, and actually we ended up with the size which was slightly bigger than a typical train – a little bit more just to make space for camera movement inside the train.

"Their visit has already helped to draw the world's attention back to the scale of the current crisis and we hope it will help us to raise the resources needed to continue our work in the region".

The deregression of estimated breeding values removes parent average information and converts the information available on the individual back to the scale of the underlying phenotype that is, it removes the "shrinkage" that was applied to convert phenotypes into estimated breeding values.

Their visit has already helped to draw the world's attention back to the scale of the current crisis and we hope it will help us to raise the resources needed to continue our work in the region.' To respond to the remaining needs of children in East Africa for 2011, UNICEF still requires $40 million.

We calculated the means and SDs on the log scale and transformed them back to the original scale because MN-RETs and MN-ERCs are log-normally distributed.

Meta-analysis was performed on the log odds scale and results were transformed back to the proportion scale for interpretation.

Mean values and 95% confidence intervals for genes expression were calculated on a logarithmic scale (log2) and then transformed back to the original scale (Table 1).

The initial HRQoL was transformed to the logit scale, the coefficient was applied and then the result was transformed back to the HRQoL scale.

And then we come back to the intimidating scale and the accompanying complexity.