The phrase "a certain gross" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing a specific quantity or type of gross, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The report indicated a certain gross of sales that exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "a specific gross" or "a particular gross".
I never fully understood the reasoning behind this - you seem to love certain "gross" places in spite of their defects, but isn't an aversion to grossness what motivates people to fight pollution?
In man certain gross defects in babies at birth have been shown to be associated with effects acting through the mother in early pregnancy: gross defects of eyes and ears caused by infection of the mother with rubella (German measles); and microcephalic idiocy with diagnostic use of X ray on the mother.
In particular, we shall see the difference between setting the two prices sequentially and simultaneously, and we shall also see how the two prices are influenced by considerations such as seeking certain gross or net profits, taking into account possibly different treatments of domestic and foreign buyers, and so on.
But it does seem to us that certain gross oversimplifications of the propensity interpretation deserve more serious attention.
All normal people are capable of speech, which is functionally associated with certain gross and microscopic features of Broca's speech area in the left frontal lobe (see Keller et al., 2009 for review).
These fibers are of particular importance for the maintenance of upright posture, orientation of the body and head towards objects in the surroundings and for certain grosser movements of the extremities [ 53].
Note that the law itself mandates cuts if those subsidies exceed a certain percentage of gross domestic product by 2018.
Your contribution to statutory insurance is legally bound to a certain percentage of gross salary (at the moment between 12% and 15%, depending on the company).
Hedegaard wants to see more comments like this from nations like the United States and Japan, and favors specific sums over a pledge to give a certain proportion of gross domestic product every year.
Serious academics restrict their analysis to countries that have attained a certain level of gross national income (GNI).
