Sentence examples for agreement with large from inspiring English sources
And Mr Putin knows it.So the government has reached a voluntary agreement with large retailers and food producers.
"Of course, if no agreement with large record companies is reached, their content will be deleted and VK music service will rely mostly on independent artists".
The relative high FRET efficiencies detected in single living cells are in agreement with large Förster radii calculated for red-shifted pairs (table 1), with values up to 64 Å for mKO-mCherry.
These observations are in agreement with large studies on ovarian cancer patients (Risch et al, 2001; Frank et al, 2002).
In agreement with large and unselected observational studies, 49 50 our stratified analysis showed that these second generation stents produced an almost significant 65% reduction in the risk of target lesion revascularisation compared with drug coated balloons.
Our study showed substantial agreement for coronary heart disease, severe hypoglycemia, laser treated retinopathy and stroke, and fair agreement (with large confidence intervals) for foot ulcer and arterial surgery.
And third, they are often ignored or their interests sacrificed by other countries in the name of reaching agreement with larger and "more important" states.
Moreover, monophyly of haptophyte and cryptophytes plastids was strongly recovered whatever the dataset or the method used, in complete agreement with large-scale nuclear phylogenies.
These patterns are in agreement with large-scale metabolic changes associated with mobilization and shifts in allocation of energy reserves observed under starvation stress (Harbison et al. 2005; Rion and Kawecki 2007).
Importantly, the increased vesicle sizes in SHR are in agreement with larger quantal sizes, which we observed in amperometric recordings from prehypertensive RVLM tissue (Teschemacher et al., 2008).
The PAM50 gene set has high classification agreement with larger "intrinsic" gene sets previously used for subtyping [ 1, 2, 4, 6], and is a feasible assay for application in clinical and epidemiologic studies that routinely use processed tumor tissue [ 8].
