Sentence examples for scale of associated from inspiring English sources

Observed MMAX correlates positively with the scale of associated industrial projects, fluid injection pressure and rate, and the yield of nuclear devices.

But what would the scale of the associated effects be?

The scale depicts increasing levels of pain and is offered in combination with a visual analogue scale of 0 – 10, associated with each picture representing a level of pain.

The transfer of large numbers of state-owned utilities into the private sector necessitated regulatory strategies to maintain the benefits of economies of scale associated with a monopoly network provider, while combining this with the introduction of competition where possible.

This suggests better economies of scale associated with higher plant scale.

However, in contrast to URANS, PRNS attempts to provide a generalized subscale turbulence model that permits the simulation (rather than modeling) of various scales of motion associated with turbulence production, inertial energy transfer, and viscous dissipation depending on the subscale filter cut-off chosen.

We have shown that the scaling of times associated with pathogenesis is consistent with the scaling of host metabolic rate, supporting the MST.

We have limited our review to studies that included individuals meeting full DSM-IV criteria for SPD and have not included those involving individuals who score high on psychometric scales of psychopathology associated with SPD.

The analyses also illustrates that average per person per dose operational costs are lower for Midsize/Large Countries than Small Countries, most likely because there are significant economies of scale associated with the conduct of SIAs.

These costs may change with refinements in technology and operation of plants, with economies of scale associated with wider implementation and with the need for permanent structures to house the plants.

Research by Romain Wacziarg of the University of California, Los Angeles, and Mr Alesina shows that government spending on things like parks and general administration declines as a share of GDP as countries grow larger.The economies of scale associated with social spending are not that big, but smaller economies tend to be more generous where such programmes are concerned.