Sentence examples for large scale manner from inspiring English sources
But there are no indications that China is moving out of Treasuries in any large scale manner.
The ability to predict the location of these transcriptional elements in a large scale manner will prove very useful in the search for potential regulatory sites, and will aid in future work to define gonococcal transcriptional networks.
Low-coverage poly(ε-caprolactone -grafted polyrotaxanes were synthesized in a facile and large-scale manner by optimizing the simultaneous hydrolysis of the end-capping groups and the solubility of the product during the ring-opening polymerization of ε-caprolactone -grafted
These inconsistencies cause troubles for researchers wishing to refer to pathway information in a large-scale manner across different databases.
Phosphoproteomics offer us the possibility of investigating in a large-scale manner the functional role of proteins, which is a subject mostly neglected in large-scale proteome studies.
There is growing demand for translational bioinformatics approaches that would allow the heterogeneous data from basic research to be integrated systematically into clinical practice in a cohesive and large-scale manner.
Ironically, as animal studies are not predictive for humans, the first clinical trials of a new drug in humans are themselves the most risky form of human-based research being performed in a large-scale manner today.
The conversion of biomass to fuels and chemicals faces substantial challenges if it is to be done on a large scale, in a sustainable manner, and at reasonable cost.
Currently FSEP does not have the infrastructure in place to administer the tests online on a large scale in a secure manner that would safe-guard the question bank.
It has not been possible to carry out such studies on a large scale in a robust manner, however, because genome-wide data sets like the International Haplotype Map Project (HapMap) (6, 7) are strongly affected by ascertainment bias: non-randomness in the polymorphisms chosen for analysis (8).
A Chinese artist who trained in Paris after World War II, Wu then turned to using ancient techniques of brush and ink on a large scale and in a contemporary manner.
