Sentence examples for systemic scale from inspiring English sources
Combined with pressure from Wall Street, stock-based incentives make senior executives extremely motivated to do buybacks on a colossal and systemic scale.
In the United States, forests are not being illegally logged on a systemic scale, as is the case in countries like Indonesia, Malawi and Brazil, where unauthorized harvesting has led to serious deforestation and attendant environmental problems.
Furthermore, the effect of NP size on the biological fate and transport properties at the molecular scale (protein-NP interactions) and the tissue and systemic scale (convective and diffusive transport of NPs) are analyzed here.
The difference today is that it's on a much larger and systemic scale.
These acts -- last night's massacre of African Americans by a white terrorist with a gun -- are acts of savagery that demand justice on a systemic scale.
Backed by an actual government, athletes had been using performance-enhancing drugs on a massive, systemic scale, and taking advantage of a worldwide anti-doping apparatus that appeared to be both corrupt and inept.
Currently, most described systemic-scale RNAi studies have been performed using microplate based screening platforms.
Here, we describe the optimization of a cell spot microarray (CSMA) method with the future systemic-scale research needs in mind.
Also included in the Supplementary Material is information on the Systemic Symptoms scale (Module 3 of the UC-PRO), a five item scale that can be included as part of the daily diary to evaluate the non-gastrointestinal systemic symptoms of UC.
Also included in this supplement is information on the Systemic Symptoms scale (Module 3 of the CD-PRO), a five-item scale that can be included as part of the daily diary to evaluate the non-gastrointestinal systemic symptoms of CD.
Mouth Handicap in Systemic Sclerosis Scale (MHISS) assessing the handicap associated with mouth disability in SSc consists in 12 items (each scored 0 4, with a total score ranging from 0 to 48) divided into 3 subscales: subscale 1 examines handicap related to reduced mouth opening; subscale 2 assesses handicap related to sicca syndrome; subscale 3 examines aesthetic concerns [ 34, 35].
