Only the federal government can afford the large-scale basic science that has often led to breakthrough innovations, like the semiconductor, the Internet and many new drugs.
Therefore, while human tissue, data, and the bodies of patients these are derived from have traditionally served as boundary objects between research and care, those linkages are now formalized, systemized, and institutionalized on a much larger scale into basic routines of clinical care and molecular medicine.
The comparisons between the simulation code and the data along the spacecraft trajectory show that the basic, large scale, trends seen in the magnetic field can be understood by the current simulation runs.
The study shows that the momentum thickness and large scale features of a basic vortical structure are well resolved even at the lowest grid resolution of 32×32 provided that the numerical schemes are of a high-order of accuracy or the numerical framework is sufficiently non-dissipative.
And it makes a strong case that large scale prevention programmes, offering basic programme components to sex workers, without the new magic- bullets prevention tools such as male circumcision and ART as prevention, can have a significant effect at the population level.
Public employment (so called "one euro jobs") has been used on a large scale to check whether eligible basic income recipients are willing to work (see Achatz et al. 2012).
Seen from Section 3, the basic model includes large scale discrete variables, including the state of the thermal unit, pumped-storage and battery-storage of T time periods.
And there are plenty of questions about the feasibility of basic income on a large scale: How would we pay for it?
Don't start with a large scale plan, just outline a very small, basic idea.
Without industrial collaboration, it is difficult for basic research laboratories to conduct large scale screens to identify itch blockers.
Polymerase chain reaction may increase case ascertainment, but basic microbiologic testing on a large scale is required.
