Sentence examples for large-scale techniques from inspiring English sources

That means that later in the century, emissions must drop nearly to zero, or large-scale techniques must be developed to pull carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere.

"It's important that you are very dedicated, precise, and organised, especially when working with large-scale techniques," says den Hollander.

It is increasingly recognised that meeting the obligations set out in the Paris Agreement on climate change will not be physically possible without deploying large-scale techniques for either removing greenhouse gases already in the atmosphere or reflecting sunlight away from the Earth.

Genomics and proteomics, the most common large-scale techniques, report on specific mRNA or proteins levels, and are not ideally suited to report pathway activity.

Large-scale techniques like expression arrays, deep sequencing or proteomics allow monitoring the relative or absolute level of expression for a large number of genes simultaneously.

Experts anticipate that multiple techniques like PET/CT and even PET/MRI will play a central part in diagnostic imaging in the near future and that the use of PET/CT will increase significantly and that of SPECT/CT slightly, whereas other large scale techniques like CT, MRI, SPECT alone and ultrasound will decrease over the entire period from 2008 to 2025.

This study was premised on the assumption that the genome-wide sequence-based features we wish to identify and collect tend to be produced by a small number of well-defined, large-scale experimental techniques and research papers describing the use of these techniques in budding yeast would likely contain data of interest to our Genome Map project.

We performed a comprehensive analysis that stems from data obtained by proteomic techniques, using perspectives of biological networks and the annotated data of the human genome and large-scale sequencing techniques available to the public as a tool for building models to infer biological behaviors.

But 30percentt of that money will go toward labor costs, said Ms. Anderson, as against a negligible labor cost for the large-scale mechanized techniques used in crops like soybeans and corn.

Instead of the large-scale farming techniques that had emphasized quantity over quality, they had drastically reduced yields in the vineyards, resulting in grapes with more character and intensity.

The deployment of independent, large-scale "geoengineering" techniques aimed at averting dangerous warming warrants more research because it could lead to an international crisis with unpredictable costs to agriculture, infrastructure and global stability, said the Geneva-based WEF in its annual Global Risks report before the Davos economic summit later this month.