Sentence examples for a much bigger volume from inspiring English sources
"Knowing that you have this additional reservoir tells you you could have a much bigger volume erupt over a relatively short time scale," says co-author Victor Tsai, a geophysicist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.
Sporadic deletions in other organisms are extremely rare (5x10-7 in some bacteria (15) and lower) and a much bigger volume of cell culture should be applied in the protocol to find the deleted DNA fragment.
We don't know what they've done as it relates to technology, to start with, but our hope would be that they're planning for much bigger volume days than we've had in the past because they've cut the open enrollment season in half.
As BI points out, these ads will appear in any apps that have been downloaded from Amazon's Appstore, on any Android device, but creating its own handset will give Amazon potentially a much bigger, guaranteed volume of devices that would help that network scale out.
The chemical companies could sell less differentiated products in much bigger volumes and at much lower prices.
Analysis of the results from the field experiment showed that this new approach increased Groupon's revenue by about 21percentt but had a much bigger impact on low-volume deals.
Bigelow has also developed the B330, a much bigger module, with 20 times the volume of the Beam.
"[That's] because by volume, microbeads have a much bigger surface area to absorb these toxins than a milk jug does… that's what increases their threat".
Increased air pollution presents a health risk to us all but it can be a much bigger problem for marathon runners due to sheer volumes of air that they breathe during the race.
But the loss of old and thick ice, and the simultaneous decline in the total ice volume, is even larger — and arguably a much bigger deal.
But while pannage takes place for 60 days every Autumn, this year will be a much bigger event than normal because Britain's oaks are producing an unusually high volume of acorns.
