The paper describes how political commitment, rather than inherently scale-neutral crops, was central for the outcome of the Asian Green Revolution.
Consequently, describing crop technology as inherently scale-neutral is not helpful for understanding how crop technology works in Africa today and prevents important lessons being learned from the Asian Green Revolution.
The term 'scale-neutral' is now reappearing in debates on agricultural development in Africa with claims that crop technology is inherently scale-neutral and that African smallholders will significantly benefit from new crop varieties not specifically developed for their contexts.
As the cardiac-specific and miRNA-targeted PPI networks were established by retrieving protein interactions of high confidence scores derived by benchmarking the performance of the predictions against KEGG [24], reference set of associations from STRING [13], static score inherently scaled the regulatory capacity of each dysregulated miRNAs (Figure 2A).
In addition, the parameter estimates in non-linear mixed models using a logit or probit link are inherently scaled to the predictors (and mediators) included in the model.
This location in the audience's body gives poetry its peculiar intimacy and its inherently human scale.
Even restaurants, which might seem inherently smaller scale and local, became dominated by big fast-food and family-restaurant chains such as McDonald's and Red Lobster.
The advantage of NW as a semiconducting channel in FeFET memory devices is the sensitive changes in conductance and the inherently small scale of each device, leading to a high memory device density.
Those operations in the list that inherently cannot scale strongly as they consist of purely node-individual work, namely the initialization and copy_empty, show that their performance just does not increase with the number of processes.
It cost $24m, in 1981 an unheard-of amount for an inherently small-scale film, and was withdrawn a week after release.
