Sentence examples for large-scale mechanisms from inspiring English sources

A: I was trying to understand the large-scale mechanisms that had caused a drought in Afghanistan from 1999 to 2001.

Approaches for large-scale mechanisms include conventional and stochastic models.

Nonetheless, there remains a tendency to conflate small- and large-scale mechanisms that shape diversity patterns.

Because accumulating asRNAs are complementary to all types of coding regions, including tRNAs, photosynthetic genes, and gene expression machinery, their regulatory roles could be quite diverse, similar to large-scale mechanisms of gene regulation attributed to bacterial ncRNAs (Repoila and Darfeuille 2009).

And there is one large-scale mechanism for artists in West Africa to show their work: the broad, typically biennial surveys of new art.

This may pave the way for large-scale mechanism orientated miRNA-based therapeutic trials in cardiovascular medicine.

Trichet et al. propose that the cytoskeleton dictates mechanosensing for cellular adaptation to substrate rigidity as part of a large-scale mechanism.

After many years of providing massive funding for development projects in Africa and elsewhere, the World Bank ought to have accumulated sufficient experience to conclude that large-scale financing mechanisms do not provide a shortcut to growth and prosperity.

To support design and evaluation procedures for large-scale management mechanisms for distributed applications, a flexible testbed environment has been created and its design is presented.

By emphasizing the need to structure the use of diverse analytic approaches with sound experimentation, our framework promotes an explanatory mapping between the workings of the cognitive mind and the large-scale network mechanisms of the human brain.

So, the success of pre-Columbian civilizations was closely coupled to areas of geo-ecological favorability, which were directly controlled by distinct regional impacts of large-scale circulation mechanisms, including El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO).