There are many preclinical CROs in China which are of small scale facing throat-cut competition.
This chimed with Welby's claim that religious believers are the ones who keep social networks alive in otherwise ravaged societies: again this is a matter of small-scale, face-to-face contacts.
Three-dimensional (3-D) dislocation dynamics simulations were employed to examine the fundamental mechanisms of plasticity in small-scale face-centered cubic single crystals.
These latter can be small-scale face-to-face groups (e.g., a work team) but also large-scale (e.g., a nation: Anderson, 1983).
Second, "existing models have succeeded at a relatively small scale but face a lack of early-stage financing, limited partnership opportunities, and unfamiliar or restrictive regulations".
Like all of Lonergan's output, it's relatively small scale, and therefore faces a bigger uphill battle than The Birth of a Nation.
And replaying the Clooney confrontation on a smaller scale, Jodie Foster and Kate Winslet face each other in the best actress, musical or comedy section for the Roman Polanski film Carnage.
On a smaller scale, UPMB faced similar challenges in HRH management, despite recognizing that workforce strengthening was one way to improve its organizational effectiveness.
Iran Is Said to Start Small-Scale Nuclear Fuel Work Inspectors are expected to report next week that Iran has started making enriched uranium on a very small scale, indicating that it still faces technical problems.
This controversy represents on a small scale a more general problem that faces those who support what they consider progress, environmental or otherwise.
The notion of developing RCB close to practice does not necessarily mean that it is small scale just because it is close to the coal face.
