Sentence examples for large scale compared to from inspiring English sources

Brindisi and TCM are significantly large scale compared to the pilot PCC plant at University of Texas, Austin (Dugas 2006), the capture facility at NTNU laboratory in Gløshaugen, Trondheim and the capture facility at SINTEF laboratory in Tiller, Trondheim among others where data used for validating most models were obtained (Lawal et al. 2010; Biliyok et al. 2012; Flø et al. 2015).

We were thus able to trace the ZP degradation by spermatozoa (Fig. 1b, c) on a large scale (compared to fertilization).

Nanoribbon structures offer a relatively easy system to access, control and process, due to their relatively larger scale compared to other nanostructures, such as nanowires (NWs) [5], nanodots (NDs) [6] and nanotubes (NTs) [7].

Three of the enzymes (B, C and D) achieved roughly 5% higher cellulose conversion to glucose at the larger scale compared to the 100 g scale, and one enzyme (A) achieved about 5% lower cellulose conversion to glucose performance (data not shown).

A condition for relevance of the inter-dimensional behavior is a large transition scale compared to the layer thickness, ℓ ≫ L, see also Fig. 2. In terms of effective particle mass, this means (14).

In particular, we predicted that the relative activity of highly mobile bat species will be explained best by landscape characteristics on a relatively large spatial scale compared to the activity of less mobile bat species which should predominantly respond to landscape characteristics on a relatively small spatial scale.

He is simply arguing that they were not on a very large scale, compared with many other massacres in history.

There are many naturally occurring flows in the atmosphere and oceans with large horizontal scales compared to the vertical scale (i.e. shallow water flows), some examples being large scale synoptic and meso-scale flows, regions of stratified turbulence (e.g. thermocline and stable atmospheric boundary layers) and flows over sloping surfaces.

This indicates that the CV of instrument error was at least twice as large for scales compared to stadiometers.

We are aware of the fact that this approach determines the strength of selection on a considerably larger time-scale compared to the period where indels in our set were generated.

Notably, this second branch works at larger space-time scales compared to smaller domains involved by the short-term clustering, that is removed after the first step.