Sentence examples for introduced at scale from inspiring English sources
Well it might be, and it has yet to be introduced at scale in the UK public sector.
The skycam ― now a staple at marquee sporting events ― was first introduced at scale by the XFL.
To illustrate the achievable health benefits, it was assumed that each strategy was introduced at scale.
PMTCT services had been introduced at scale into routine antenatal care for less than one year at the time of the study.
In countries where chlorhexidine has been introduced at scale (e.g. Nepal, Bangladesh and Nigeria), the chlorhexidine technical working group is recommending adding a follow-up probe question specifically asking about chlorhexidine use.
Vaccine was introduced at public scale in Burkina Faso that December.
At the end of 2010, the vaccine was introduced at large scale in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger [ 12– 14], the most endemic countries of the African meningitis belt, by mass vaccination campaigns targeting the 1- to 29-year-old population.
"This will be the first time that European daring in ecological issues has been introduced at such a scale in the U.S.," said Raymond W. Gastil, executive director of the Van Alen Institute, a nonprofit organization devoted to increasing awareness of public architecture, "but it will create new standards for all skyscrapers".
However, the friction parameters have to be introduced at a macroscopic scale and are questionable at a microscopic point of view.
Although adjuvant therapy was already introduced at a small scale in the early 1980s, we used data of the period 1990 97, because the use of adjuvant therapy remained rather stable since 1990 and we assumed a constant use of adjuvant therapy.
Linking to increase in obesity and reduction in physical activities in recent years in Nepal (6, 42), the prevalence of pre-diabetes 10.3% (95% CI: 6.1 14.4%) observed in this study further highlights a potential indicator of further progression of the epidemic in the country unless preventive measures are introduced at a large scale.
