Sentence examples for established on a scale from inspiring English sources

DNA microarrays represent a powerful technology whose use has been hampered by the uncertainty of whether the same principles, established on a scale typical for membrane hybridizations, apply when using the smaller, rigid support of microarrays.

However, this territory - decisions about lifestyle and about appropriate participation in population screening programs - is that of primary health care professionals, who are established on a scale appropriate to the challenge, whereas genetic counselors are far too few.

Although relative ages can generally be established on a local scale, the events recorded in rocks from different locations can be integrated into a picture of regional or global scale only if their sequence in time is firmly established.

After the Civil War, when public schools began to be established on a national scale, a wave of Italian, German and Irish immigration fueled an anti-Catholic backlash.

The fertile (clay and limestone) soil of Kent has always been conducive to fruit growing; there cultivation was first established on a commercial scale in the 16th century.

To make a bigger impact, D'Cruz believes urban poor funds must be established on a city scale, governed by community leaders, civil society groups and city officials, and implemented with a strong community base.

The validity of these advanced teleradiology platforms and tools still needs to be established on a larger scale.

Recently, membrane technologies have been established on a large scale, owing to the intensive results so far achieved [23 27].

The feasibility of producing dry uniformly sized micronised material using dense gas technology has been well established on a bench scale.

Innovative projects like home treatment, assertive community treatment, care management treatment and specialized mental health primary care were not established on a large scale basis across the country.

The five articles of the Charter Oath were the following: (1) "Deliberative assemblies shall be established on an extensive scale, and all governmental matters shall be determined by public discussion".