Sentence examples similar to uses in a large scale from inspiring English sources

This platform has shown the potential to be used in a large scale for a variety of environmental monitoring studies.

Embryo transfer was used in a large scale, short timeframe experiment to develop this herd for gene mapping.

In this way, the male sterility of the A line is maintained, and the A line is reproduced for further use or commercial use in a large scale.

One of the mixtures had already been used in a large scale test, and the others were designed by varying several parameters of the reference concrete mixture.

First a detailed study of pre-stressed bolt connection behavior between the guardrail and the guardrail connector was performed using parametric computational simulations of which results were later used in a large scale vehicle impact simulations.

President Obama told PBS that the US had "not yet made a decision, but the international norm against the use of chemical weapons needs to be kept in place, and hardly anyone disputes that chemical weapons were used in a large scale in Syria against civilian populations".

However, its use in a large scale framework still faces the challenge of high evaporative losses under storage conditions which is hindered by the high volatility of the alcohols.

By comparison to other plants used in public TILLING services, we conclude that the populations described here would be suitable for use in a large scale TILLING project.

This finding is a warning message for Africa, where ACT has been used in a large scale but not with parallel effort to enhance rational therapy.

Additional concerns relate to previous reports of aflibercept-related intraocular inflammation 26 and it is likely that the use of ziv-aflibercept would be accompanied by sterile endophthalmitis when used in a large scale or used repeatedly.

Nyamukapa et al. [ 23] developed a theoretical framework to explain causal factors for psychosocial distress and consequences for Zimbabwean orphaned youth using in a large scale cross sectional study using data from a 2004 national survey.