The phrase "a considerably larger study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the size or scope of one study to another, indicating that the latter is significantly bigger.
Example: "The results of our initial research were promising, but we need to conduct a considerably larger study to validate our findings."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger study" or "a much larger study".
We contribute with results from a considerably larger study population in the North of Sweden and by showing trends in snus use over time.
The detection of 1q, 1p, 8q amplification events by aCGH and FISH suggests that a considerably larger study can be established where as a significantly larger cohort with clinicopathological data can be analyzed using only FISH analysis.
We report here findings in a considerably larger study population than in the two studies mentioned above, and we are the first to suggest that predictors for MV for more than 24 hours might also predict INSURE failure.
To investigate the reproducibility of these findings and to determine which STIs predict PSA elevation, we have now conducted a considerably larger study among US military members with stored serum in the Department of Defense serum repository (DoDSR).
However, in a considerably larger study of 260,060 births to fathers employed at Sellafield, Dickinson et al. [ 7] reported that those men sired a greater proportion of boys than would be expected.
In this considerably larger study, we found a heterozygote OR estimate of 0.98 (95% CI = 0.94, 1.01; P = 0.21) and a homozygote OR estimate of 0.80 (95% CI = 0.69, 0.93; P = 0.004) with marginally significant evidence that the inverse association for homozygotes is greater than predicted by a multiplicative model (P = 0.04).
In our considerably larger study of 383 astrocytomas Prx I was more frequently expressed in grade II and III tumors when compared to GBMs, but Prx VI expression did not have any statistically significant difference between these grades.
Although some of these low-penetrance genes appeared as good candidates for risk factors in the etiology of sporadic breast cancer, better designed and considerably larger studies than the majority of the studies conducted so far are evidently needed before any firm conclusions can be drawn.
28 31 Two of these studies examined the use of oral prophylaxis 28 30 while the other two considerably larger studies examined various regimens of intramuscular cefazolin.
A considerably larger number of studies have addressed the effectiveness of LDN and HBN.
Finally, this study benefits from a large sample of 1497 respondents which is a considerably larger sample than most studies and surveys we have considered in this paper.
