Sentence examples for large-scale range from inspiring English sources

And it turned out that climate change was the only factor that had a meaningful impact on the large-scale range shifts.

Concerning a stability analysis of approximate fixed points, we intend to restrain domains to avoiding a domain perturbed in a large-scale range.

The modified storage-adjustable TPM can develop the advantages and bypass the limitations so as to measure rock permeability in a large-scale range.

On the other hand, in the large-scale range (μ⪢1), an asymptotic thermal energy behaviour is found for one-dimensional systems.

In fact, the coincident wave energy asymptotically tends to satisfy the energy balance in a thermal form over the μ large-scale range.

The parental JH2-2 strand and its derivative mutants were tested for lysozyme sensitivity on LB plates containing large-scale range of lysozyme concentrations (0 to 20 mg/ml).

The mechanisms that cause variation in commonness (abundances and range sizes) of species remain debated in ecology, and a repeatedly observed pattern is the positive relation between local abundances and larger scale range sizes.

This concurs with the results from GroupINNER, however, on a much larger scale (range, 10% to 17%). Figure 7 shows results of a patient (GroupOUTER) where the bias in the artifact region was negative but positive in the adjacent reference region.

While PROs with four or five categories had a large scale range, the unevenness of the categories was a limiting factor.

However, mean or maximum water temperatures appear to be the best overall predictors of mortality events in the intertidal zone and the main determinants of large scale range contractions (for example, [ 36, 45- 47]) as opposed to maximum air temperatures.

With a simple question format (e.g. item 1: "do you have difficulty recognising people's faces because of trouble with your eyesight?") and the five-category option, the VSQ demonstrated a large scale range (6.50 logits), however, response categories showed some unevenness (high SD, 0·91).