Sentence examples for a comparatively large fraction from inspiring English sources
On a single-processor single-core server, a couple of dozen parallel sessions do not generate any load, since in most cases the computation time is only a few milliseconds, and, for a comparatively large fraction of the lifetime of a session, nothing really happens on the server other than interpretation of comparatively rare mouse events requiring action.
Although it is well accepted that each cancer sample is different and only a small fraction of variants are recurrent, we show that with mutations recurring more than 30 times (53 variants) explains a comparatively large fraction of patients (~40%).
Nitrogen sorption experiments at 77 K evidenced that the open-porous network structure of the obtained cellulose-QD hybrid aerogels is dominated by a comparatively large fraction of mesopores.
In occupational settings, the inhalation of phthalates via fumes from heated PVC most likely constitutes a comparatively larger fraction of exposure for workers.
Interestingly, in the reeler visual cortex, a comparatively larger fraction of neurons are responding only poorly to visual stimulation, as could conceivably occur if either the thalamocortical input or its amplification within the cortex were weaker (Dräger 1981; Lien and Scanziani 2013).
The inlet device with a comparatively large plate compared to the less favourable design results in an increase of the solar fraction of about 1 3%-points in annual system simulations with a solar fraction of about 60% and fairly large domestic hot water flow rates.
Compared to the entire protein data set, a comparatively large number of transmembrane proteins are upregulated in the L4 stage.
The fine is a comparatively large one.
Irrigation use constitutes a comparatively large percentage of the total supply.
But it also has a comparatively large and – as we now know – fascinating moon called Charon.
In contrast to Merovingian architecture, a comparatively large number of Carolingian buildings have survived.
