Sentence examples for of some scale from inspiring English sources

Rather, the problem is of the opposite order: not seizing the moment to launch a genuine economic stimulus of some scale.

The phenomenon occurs within the cells of Polynoe; the lower surfaces of some scale worms (Halosydna) have special photocells that produce light when stimulated.

"I don't know if an ad in a magazine is going to do anything," he adds, "but there could be a campaign of some scale that could do something".

The fact he's now tangibly ashamed of it also figures on some scale of manliness, I'm sure.

Uniqueness is not like pregnancy and marriage; it must be defined relative to some scale of measurement.

They manifest the most complex photonic scale architectures known – regular three-dimensional periodic lattices, that occur within the lumen of some scales.

The psychometric properties of some scales have been investigated but their predictive value is very limited.

Gender differences in the criteria validity of some scales used to assess psychological distress have also been observed.

In addition, consideration of some scales indicates that the items have limited relevance to generalised anxiety disorder.

In addition, the self-report assessment may reduce reliability of some scales, where under- or over-estimations are generated by mothers or children themselves.

With regard to limitations, a first limitation concerns the relatively low internal consistency of some scales compared to the original survey.