"scale of entry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate the level of difficulty required to enter or complete something. For example, "The scale of entry for this math competition is quite high."
Note that this whitening step simply corresponds to an appropriate scaling of every entry of (40).
Minor changes in the ligand structure can lead to breathing-motions on long time-scales of the entry channel in hM3R and only the most optimized ligand (i.e. tiotropium) tends to freeze all large scale movements.
A large scale study involving point-of-entry samples drawn from at least one facility in the six geo-political zones in the country will yield a more representative and robust sample.
The scale of Mike Nelson Venice entry this year dwarfs Britain's 2009 outing, a video work by Steve McQueen, and Trace Emin's exhibition in 2007, containing drawings, paintings, and installation work.
However, the Mahalanobis distance has to be adopted when evaluating the closeness among moment invariant descriptors as the scale of the 7 entries in the descriptor tends to vary a lot.
The burden of caregivers was evaluated by the Zarit scale at the entry of patients into the day hospital and one year later.
Manic symptoms, including speech pressure, racing thought, overconfidence, hostility, irritability, sexual interest and garish make-up were found by psychiatric interview based on the Young Mania Rating Scale at the entry of this study e.
The shift from VCT to PITC resulted in TB clinics serving as points of entry for scale-up of HIV care and treatment services.
Katja Hall, chief policy director of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), said: "The sheer scale of multiple and early entries is astonishing.
Ms Clark says Malta's warmer climate means it's unlikely to be something on the scale of her award-winning entries, but she could be tempted to do something for her return to Britain.
Low barriers of entry for small-scale producers and producers from developing countries, including costs and knowledge, enhance their participation; 4.
