Sentence examples for a far larger set from inspiring English sources

This illustrates that even with exomes from both parents available, an alignment protocol that first aligns reads to the reference genome yields a far larger set of candidate mutations than D iamund's direct alignment algorithm.

This notion is borne out in our data: in Drosophila, a subset of readthrough events are well supported by conservative codon substitutions across the phylogeny (Lin et al., 2007; Jungreis et al., 2011), but a far larger set is not conserved between species.

Since the resulting data are already digitized, it is also possible to automate analysis procedures, permitting collection of far larger sets of data than has previously been practical, but the fundamental problems of camera synchronisation and calibration remain.

Due to the potential for multiple oxidation states for some residues and oxidation combinations within a given proteolytic peptide, a far larger and more complex data set is obtained than typical for a proteomics analysis.

They have set themselves a far larger (and harder) task: nothing less than the sifting of the whole of western culture from 1865 onwards to discover Lewis Carroll's influence on the visual arts.

Representations and practices of the security-park are in this way indicative of a far larger political rationality – a self-justificatory set of entitlements, warrants and exclusionary prerogatives which we have labelled a "rights" of privilege.

While the findings were reassuring in the short term, the United States declined to back away from its warning to Americans there to stay at least 50 miles from the plant, setting up a far larger perimeter than the Japanese government had established.

All in all, it was a set-up for a far larger room — there was a pyramid at center stage, behind which both women had arrays of instruments they'd turn to intermittently.

But global warming is a far larger, more complicated problem than acid rain, and setting up a workable market in Europe has proved to be difficult and contentious.

In a hurry, DuPont needed someone to create a new set of accounts and Sterling needed a far larger financial system.

Even with a far larger number of irrelevant variables, the Lasso beats the best PCR setting.