For example, the large-scale definition of protein complexes by tandem affinity purification (TAP), as it was previously done in S. cerevisiae [ 12, 13], should reveal the architecture of biochemical networks and protein machines specific to C. albicans.
JPMorgan's Chief Investment Office, which represents approximately half the firm-wide risk, does not deal with customers, and pays some of the highest compensation in the bank, is engaged in proprietary trading on a large scale by any reasonable definition.
Observed availability of at least one valid unit may be an appropriate definition to be used in a large scale health facility assessment, considering feasibility and cost of assessments and the limitations of other definitions.
In a large scale (n = 1178) study, Bandelow, Baldwin, Dolberg, Andersen and Stein (2006) showed that this definition is equivalent to the definition of responder status used in most medication trials.
We show that this definition provides an interesting perspective for comparison with large scale fluctuations of the b-values.
In light of the definition of k-core networks, core status within large scale gene networks consists of subgraphs that are associated with higher k values.
Large scale introduction of inorganic membranes has been hindered by lack of structural definition, reproducibility, and accurate design parameters.
In contrast, categorising serious and moderate injurious falls according to the definition of Campbell et al. is feasible, even in large scale studies.
Large scale search is performed with the large step size to find the point with maximum definition.
"Alyse Rosner: Large Scale Work".
He does this on a large scale.
