Sentence examples for large scale uptake from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, lack of deposition in the local lymph nodes adds evidence that CMS applied topically did not elicit large scale uptake and presentation by Langerhans cells.

The intermittency of renewable energy systems remains one of the major hurdles preventing a large scale uptake of these technologies and concentrated solar power (CSP) systems are no different.

Finch said that large-scale uptake of such a system would take time and subscription-based journals would remain important during the transition.

But, writes Anderson, all the 400 IPCC scenarios that give a 50% or better chance of avoiding 2C "assume either an ability to travel back in time or the successful and large-scale uptake of speculative negative emission technologies".

The aim of the discussion is to identify their origins, their conceptual details, and their strengths and weaknesses to analyse the degree of success of renewable energy initiatives to promote its large-scale uptake in Oman.

For example, the predevelopment phase is relevant to this paper in terms of examining the role of renewable energy initiatives in influencing a large-scale uptake of renewables in Oman.

A priori, we would expect that there would be a large-scale uptake and integration of CHP in the Ruhr Valley, but we do not see it in reality.

Following a stakeholder analysis, and a systemic analysis using MLP, the results show that the incumbent regime provides substantial barriers that prevent large-scale uptake and integration of decentralised CHP.

Enablers and barriers to large-scale uptake of improved solid fuel stoves: a systematic review.

Objectives: We performed a systematic review of factors that enable or limit large-scale uptake of IS in low- and middle-income countries.

Large-scale uptake of male circumcision services in African countries with high HIV prevalence, and where male circumcision is not now routinely practised, could lead to substantial reductions in HIV transmission and prevalence over time among both men and women.