The phrase "a large greater" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a redundancy, as "large" and "greater" convey similar meanings of size or extent.
Example: "The project requires a large greater amount of resources than initially estimated."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger" or "a much greater".
The presence of a large greater tuberosity cyst can present a challenge at the time of rotator cuff repair.
The femur, the upper bone of the hindleg, has a large greater trochanter and a second, lesser trochanter, but lacks the third trochanter characteristic of perissodactyls.
This can be further complicated by the presence of poor quality of the cuff tissue, as well as a large greater tuberosity cyst, typically located at the rotator cuff footprint.
Thus, it is relatively easy to perform a reduction of a large greater tuberosity fragment under direct vision and significantly reduces the intra-operative time.
In September, we would all meet in our own little melting pot — two levels with eight bedrooms and a large great room with a 20-foot ceiling and a floor-to-ceiling window overlooking the courtyard.
The unmistakable dorsal fin of a large great white shark comes up straight and steady behind it, and the seal is taken down in the giant fish's jaws.
It is difficult to imagine that a large Great Dane and a tiny poodle are of the same species, but they are genetically identical with the same anatomic features.
The jaws of a large great white shark may have up to five layers.
Wolf Blitzer looked like a small dog walker walking a large Great Dane, but to make matters worse, that Great Dane was involved in all-out warfare with a Rottweiler from Texas and Pit bull from Florida.
Outside a large Great Western Bank with an expansive parking lot marred by cigarette butts, beer cans and discarded newspapers, he would hand out rakes, hoes and pickup pans.
However, there is a report considered reliable by some experts of a larger great white shark specimen from Cuba in 1945.
