Sentence examples for small scale in relation from inspiring English sources
The supply of new homes has increased dramatically in the last year, but still remains on a relatively small scale in relation to demand.
In addition to the potential for baseline isotope values to differ through time, recent studies have also indicated the potential for baseline isotope values to differ spatially, even over relatively small scales in relation to factors such as salinity and temperature [49].
Studying movements at a smaller scale in relation to resource distribution, and at multiple colonies over multiple years will be crucial to fully understand scale-dependent adjustments and the ultimate foraging distribution of these animals.
Though, ORC in health care settings is mostly assessed in small scale settings and in relation to new policies and practices rather than educational change.
This will involve the translation of the existing guidelines into the main FAO languages and the production of new technical guidelines in several key areas including: inland fisheries; post-harvest practices and trade; regulation of fishing effort and the problem of over-capacity, and the unique features of artisanal and small-scale fisheries in relation to the Code (Table 2a).
GSF can be implemented locally on a small scale and in direct relation to patient care, therefore it provided a good basis to tailor the program to the Dutch health care setting.
Such technology already exists on a smaller scale in California.
The size feels arbitrary, without integral scale in relation to the viewer: bigger or smaller would make no difference.
The colour scale in relation to absorbance values is shown.
This paper examines the usability of the Rapid Impact Assessment Matrix (RIAM) as a tool to prioritize project proposals for small scale water restoration projects in relation to proposals' potential to improve the environment.
These results involving wild salmon from adjacent catchments were dramatic and suggested that LA might operate at a very small geographic scale, particularly in relation to the marine phase of the lifecycle.
