While participants in this study found their experience with the barcode scanning system enjoyable and learned to become proficient in its use, the responsiveness of the system constitutes a barrier to wide-scale use of such a system.
The computational cost of 3-D similarity methodology on a wide scale, such as PubChem contents, is a considerable issue to overcome.
Even if only half of the estimated potential (5 GtC y-1) is carried out in the next few decades, say, by 2050, the scale of such a world-wide operation would be enormous, as illustrated in the scenario below.
"The potential scale of such a deep transformation will require a wide societal debate in Europe," says the document, which was jointly prepared by the European commission and its foreign office, the European external action service.
The scale of such efforts is small.
Officials have played down the scale of such an operation.
The growth and penetration of telecommunications and Internet connectivity in developing countries has in fact already triggered a wide scale and successful adoption of such media in various development initiatives operating at the grass-roots level, notably in the areas of education and healthcare [ 22- 24].
It's a sign of wider scale environmental issues, such as increases in urbanisation, and the only way we're going to protect these widespread species is a more holistic approach to how we manage the environment in general".
This aided comparability, although the wide variety of such scales meant few studies used the same instrument, which made comparing outcomes more challenging, with each included scale having associated strengths and weaknesses.
In recent years, in countries such as Sweden, Denmark and the US, considerable efforts have been made towards the wide scale implementation of ePrescribing [ 4, 16- 18].
