Sentence examples for a relatively large part from inspiring English sources

Hispanics, by contrast, are much younger, with a relatively large part of Hispanic women in their prime childbearing years.

The industry is not ideally suited to stimulating a weak economy because, compared with retail, restaurants, entertainment and many other services, a relatively large part of health care wages go to well-off workers like doctors, scientists and executives.

"Intermediate latitudes are a nice place to view the sky from," said Ralph Wijers, an astronomy professor at the State University at Stony Brook, "because you get a relatively large part of the total sky that you can see at some time or other during the year".

The results found in this study might thus be relevant, at least, for a relatively large part of the work force.

When the width of the initial rock mass is small (e.g., < 1 m), water is introduced to a relatively large part of the rock mass.

From a practical perspective, this means that teachers in higher education cannot expect a relatively large part of their students to master the basic technical-physical contents from general school.

According to that scenario, in comparison with the business-as-usual scenario, a relatively larger part of the GDP results from increase of numbers of jobs rather than worker productivity.

Of this lower CHF symptom load in absolute terms, a relatively larger part is explained by comorbidities, leaving a smaller fraction to be explained by heart failure itself (or possibly other factors).

37 Most deaths occur in the oldest age groups, but smoking-related and alcohol-related deaths account for a relatively larger part of the deaths in the age groups before age 65, and we therefore expect the effect from smoking and alcohol on inequality to be strongest before age 65.

For the chemical flux, a "law of bending" is found which implies that by minimizing the total resistance the chemical ray spanned between two given points takes the shape assuring its relatively large part in a region of lower chemical resistivity (a 'rarer' region of the medium).

There is good evidence that our grandmother thought involves complex patterns of activity distributed across relatively large parts of cortex.