Sentence examples for scaling up it from inspiring English sources

Although our simple model does not explicitly capture the function of the system and the effects of scaling up, it has the advantages that it could be applied to any limiting staff category, to any country, is based on data that is routinely collected or that could be collected relatively easily through surveys, and contributes to the understanding of what factors are critical for ART provision.

After scaling up, it was evident that HPAI was endemic throughout the country (Jost et al. 2007).

Although this paper does not capture all the subtleties of the different global health initiatives or models for scaling up, it is clear that the current focus on quantitative coverage targets provides little insight for the actions needed for further growth or sustainability.

This project has real potential to be scaled up – it has very ambitious targets.

Skoog agrees, seeing a gradual transition taking place: "It takes longer to scale up – it wont happen overnight.

Dr Epstein thinks that if his process were scaled up, it would cost about the same as reformation.

It cost £200,000 to make, but even if it were scaled up it would still be £15 per kilo for hamburger meat.

If the idea can be scaled up, it may prove a useful weapon in the fights against hospital-caused infection and marine-fouling alike.

If the technique can be scaled up, it could provide a cheap new isotope source for research, industry, and medicine.

But if the technology can be scaled up, it could lead to a new class of high-efficiency photovoltaics.

We even had to pull the download offline for over a month while we scaled up (it's back now).