Sentence examples for more extensive scale from inspiring English sources

Sunday was a repetition of Saturday on a more extensive scale in various quarters of the town.

The Book of Delight consists of 15 tales, largely about the wiles of women, exchanged between two travelling companions a form of cadre, or "enclosing tale," later adopted on a more extensive scale in the 14th century in the Canterbury Tales by Chaucer (c. 1342 1400).

Boeing is not the only aircraft maker to use lithium batteries - there is one such battery on the Airbus A380 superjumbo, but the Dreamliner features these batteries on a much more extensive scale than other recent planes.

The young people of superior abilities, or fortune, might now be taught, in another school, the dead and living languages, the elements of science, and continue the study of history and politics, on a more extensive scale, which would not exclude polite literature".

Genome-wide DNA methylation analysis to investigate CpG methylation on a more extensive scale is required to determine the involvement of DNA methylation as underlying regulatory mechanisms of sexually dimorphic gene expression in the SI and colon.

However, it is essential to carry out a more extensive larger scale study with larger patient groups and longer follow-up period for further validation.

Small-scale tightly controlled interventions had larger effects than more extensive large-scale interventions, such as the Chicago Child-Parent CenTempleRobertson Temple, Robertson, & Mann, 2001) and Head Start (Karoly et al., 1998).

They were being billed as the "Garth Brooks Comeback Special Event," and presumably were paving the way for a more extensive full-scale tour, his first since announcing his retirement from touring in 2001.

The SMFQ correlates highly with more extensive depression rating scales like the children's depression inventory [ 16] and the diagnostic interview schedule for children [ 17] and discriminates depressed from non-depressed children in general population samples.

The method, including the double scale, has since been used for eliciting the required probabilities in a number of realistic applications of decision support systems, both in the medical field [ 11, 13, 14] as well as in other domains [ 15, 16], yet a more extensive validation of the scale is still called for.

The half-baked Green Deal is meant to trigger action on this front but it needs to be done in a much more extensive way, with large-scale investment – some of it coming via the public purse.