North of the A11, hemmed in by the Olympic park and Westfield, is the 1968-built Carpestate estate, a sizeable site of tower blocks, low-level flats, houses and neat green spaces, which in the last 10 years has gone from being an area of land worth next to nothing to a piece of prime property.
In my urbanised patch of south-east London sizeable sites have lain empty for years while property prices have escalated by 25%.
The Jolla booth is sizeable, sited in MWC's first (if not its main) hall, and buzzing with interested visitors when I drop by.
Let's say you have a large facility or campus with a sizeable PV system on site (local generation).
But, such estimates are usually subject to large sampling errors, because with the exception of the sas12 overlap that has a sizeable fraction of SS sites (fig. 1), overlapping regions typically have few SS sites.
As for the statistical power, the paired analysis of the same sample (n = 15 pairs) yielded a sizeable number of CpG sites with significant differential methylation after Bonferroni correction [ 9].
Cahokia's largest mound (later called Monk's Mound, after the French Trappists who tended to its terraced gardens in the 1800s) was the site of a sizeable building in which Cahokia's political and spiritual leaders met, according to archaeologists.
Thus, although a sizeable number of ERα binding sites were co-occupied by RIP140 there were other sites for which RIP140 recruitment was not found, indicating selectivity in RIP140 binding.
The high proportion of sediment samples in India with a leachable Fe(II)/Fe ratio <0.5 and elevated sulfate concentrations, combined with dissolved Fe concentrations <0.1 mg L-1 at I1, I4, and I5 suggest the presence of Fe(III) adsorption sites for a sizeable subset of samples (Fig. 7a,c).
Ignoring it when planning a site risks alienating a sizeable portion of the potential audience.
Prolonged basaltic volcanism at a single site can produce a sizeable edifice, like the broad, relatively flat shield volcanoes of Prospect Peak and Sifford Mountain.
