Sentence examples for comparative scale of from inspiring English sources

According to the Association of British Credit Unions Limited (Abcul), there are 1.2 million credit union members in Britain, but the comparative scale of the sector still lags behind many other countries.

That's a minor point, given the comparative scale of possible spectrum revenue next to our accumulation of debt.

Meachen-Samuels, J. Comparative scaling of humeral cross-sections of felids and canids using radiographic images.

The worksheet incorporates use of comparative scales for both level of penetration (adapted from Rosenbek et al.2) seen in Table 5, and dysphagia severity rating (adapted from Waxman et al.3) seen in Table 6.

Silicon Valley has its fair share of new mobile 2.0 startups but not at the same level of comparative scale as in web 2.0.

To reach a comparative scale in the UK, awareness of credit unions needs to be raised and more members are needed from all income groups.

It would be worth the drive just to park my first-year Camaro alongside the about-to-be-revived version -- a design that unashamedly pays homage to the first generation of G.M.'s pony cars -- and get some sense of the comparative scale.

The recent drop in the cost of genome sequencing has enabled an increase in the scale of comparative genomic analyses.

However, the chromosome scale of the comparative maps presented provides new insights into grass genome organization.

The scale of analysis in comparative genomics is an important issue.

Overall, comparing scale means may lead to invalid results in these countries, whereas in all other countries the scale is fit to be used in comparative research including comparisons of scale means across migration background.