Sentence examples for a large one of from inspiring English sources
At the same time, Mr. Zannino and people who work with him have said that he has no desire to be running one unit— even a large one — of a much larger corporation.
The combination of three instruments has been used successfully with health literary assessments in a number of studies [ 29 ], including a large one of 1796 Veterans Administration patients [ 30 ].
The catalytic domain is formed by 2 subunits, a large one of about 20 kDa, also known as p20, and a small one of about 10 kDa, also referred as p10.
The L. santarosai serovar Shermani genome consists of two circular chromosomes for a total of 3 983 611 bp, with a large one of 3 659 905 bp (chromosome I; CI) and a small one of 323 706 bp (chromosome II; CII), as evidenced by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis analysis (data not shown).
About a dozen of Mr. Ottieri's paintings hang throughout the apartment, including a large one of Mount Vesuvius in the living room.
Too often our still white-dominated, mass entertainment media portrays black men as belonging to one of two groups: a large one of bums, defectives and criminals and a tiny one of magically gifted athletes, musicians and comedians, leaving a broad sector of more or less ordinary black citizens underrepresented.
The second, a larger one on the top of the head, was used to implant the indifferent electrode.
Their listeners were a small online audience of fewer than two hundred people and a larger one of uncertain size in Guatemala.
Because patch size has consequences for the regeneration of the local biological community, the effects of numerous small patches are not equivalent to the effects of a larger one of similar total area.
Then again, numerical approach is necessary unless we accept to merge the original system in a larger one of an "affine nature".
The assembler generated two contigs: a larger one of 101,363 bp in length and a shorter one of 12,637 bp, with a total length of 114 kb corresponding to 85% of the expected length of the chloroplast genome.
