The phrase "full-scale analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a comprehensive examination of a series of data, evidence, or information. For example, "The team conducted a full-scale analysis of the company's financial records in order to identify potential areas of improvement."
For the full-scale analysis, three cell sizes are considered.
This study intends to meet the needs for a full-scale analysis of the process performances in order to investigate the wet FGD potential.
After a laboratory assessment of the treated fly ash (TFA), its environmental properties and the optimal fields of application in road construction, as part of the Revasol project, a full-scale analysis was organised for both environmental and mechanical purposes.
It is shown that the two-scale analysis provides no apparent dependence on the two types of cell arrangements because of their equivalence under in-plane loading, whereas the full-scale analysis reveals that the local deformation in honeycomb blocks is highly dependent on cell arrangement.
We then undertook the full-scale analysis on the full 13-marker dataset.
Here we present, for the first time, the results of a full-scale analysis of the phenomenon.
As the focus of the present paper is on production profile modelling, such a full scale analysis will not be done here.
The proposed framework constitutes an important building block in total value chain analysis, that may be incorporated in a full scale analysis of a project.
Concerning the use of MNPs, the uncertainty of the toxicity criteria requires full scale analysis and risk assessment.
The results did not differ between the two approaches (results not shown), and we therefore did a full scale analysis assuming an equal sex ratio.
The data included in the analysis are from three wild type (WT) male mice and four knock-in (KI) male mice that were successfully continuously monitored for at least 10 days (data from two consecutive days were selected for the full scale analysis).
