Sentence examples for a size of many from inspiring English sources

It's also a size of many biologically important proteins, such as proteins wedged into cell membranes, which are difficult to crystallize.

The detector in diffuse OW links typically has a size of many thousands of wavelengths and the received optical intensity is integrated over the surface of the detector and provides an inherent degree of spatial diversity [27].

This might be due to the stringency needed to accept an association by GWAS as "significant" that is generally accepted as 10-8, a level difficult to obtain without a sample size of many thousands or where the associated SNP has a large effect size.

Highly anisotropic, mesoscopic hexagonal crystals of this material, with a lateral size of many microns and a thickness below 1 μm, are obtained from chloroform solution by solvent vapor annealing, and characterized by optical microscopy and X-ray diffraction.

In 1951, the compulsory training scheme was reintroduced and as a result the size of many CMF units swelled.

Such research will need a large sample size of many types of journals; furthermore, such research will also need to account for potential confounding by research funding by DS manufacturers.

Many of the furnishings are antique, and while many of the lower suites have stand alone armoire, this master Bedroom has a walk-in closet the size of many a studio apt.

These genes encode proteins averaging 290 aa, a size typical of many specialized LTs.

A new class of polymeric colloids, multiple suspension particles (MSP), with a size of several micrometers consisting of many small polystyrene particles with a diameter below 100 nm grown in a poly (N-isopropyl acrylamide) precursor scaffold is obtained, as reported in our previous paper.

There is a steady decrease in the frequency of the call with decreasing latitude which also corresponds to an increase in the size of many morphological components.

In addition to identification of some previously unknown CSO, the increased number of markers for which a human ortholog could be identified unambiguously allowed for a substantial increase in the size of many previously identified CS.