Sentence examples for large-scale examination from inspiring English sources

While previous studies have examined smaller plant genomes (Ibarra-Laclette et al. 2013), the large-scale examination of genome reduction potential may provide a foundation for understanding the minimal soybean genome.

I remembered this incident when I read a study published this week in Archives of Surgery, the first large-scale examination of attitudes toward pregnant surgeons.

But whereas The Three was a freewheeling narrative set globally, Day Four is a more introspective, claustrophobic story set aboard a cruise liner in the Gulf of Mexico; and where the previous novel was a large-scale examination of worldwide disaster and cultural mores, Day Four plays with our dread of confinement and impending death.

As Freitas told VICE, it's a "large-scale examination of consent education".

CAMS also provided a large-scale examination of the relative and combined efficacy and safety of the best evidenced-based psychosocial (CBT) and pharmacologic (SSRI) treatments to date for the most commonly occurring pediatric anxiety disorders.

Our study greatly extends this earlier work, adding large-scale examination of databases of known transcription factor binding sites and the powerful tool of comparative genomics, as well as using a larger dataset of more than 300 OR promoter sequences.

MSCAT is also being seriously considered as a replacement for item-level CAT for other high-stake large-scale examinations (e.g., the 2011 GRE).

However, there have been no large-scale examinations of these relationships among demographically diverse populations.

While many large-scale examinations of the genetic architecture of inbred mice have been completed [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], no comparable evaluations of commercially available outbred strains, including CD-1 mice, have been reported.

They have the ability to offer large-scale examinations while smaller programs focused on meeting specific local needs.

However, more preferable tools for large scale examinations - either the molecular analysis of regulatory processes or pharmaco-toxicological studies - are skin equivalents composed of cell lines, which are easier to handle and to standardize.