The phrase "and using a large" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that involves employing a significant quantity or size of something.
Example: "The project was successful, and using a large dataset allowed us to achieve more accurate results."
Alternatives: "and utilizing a substantial" or "and employing a considerable".
Remove the bowl from the mixer and, using a large spatula, fold in 1 cup of the walnuts and the chocolate chips.
Drawing heavily on their country's rich musical legacy and using a large live group, the group have created an ingenious patchwork - bubbling rhythms from congas and timbales meld with punchy salsa horns, wistful violin and space- rock guitar.
SERVES 4 a large duck about 1.5-1.75kg Maldon sea salt 3 tbsp black pepper bay leaves 3 or 4 thyme a few sprigs duck fat about 750g Put the duck flat on a chopping board and using a large, heavy knife cut into six or eight pieces.
Serves 4 a large duck, about 1.5 1.75kg Maldon sea salt 3 tbsp black pepper bay leaves 3 or 4 thyme a few sprigs duck fat about 750g Put the duck flat on a chopping board and using a large, heavy knife cut the bird into six or eight pieces.
To find if a particular quality score was better than others at validly scoring the quality of randomized controlled trials, both by examining the consistency of dividing studies into high and low quality and using a large study as a reference standard.
Results have shown that with the electrometer positioned next to a solid water dosimetry stack and using a large 15 × 15 cm field at 250 kVp x-ray beam energy, charge results can deviate by up to ±17.2% depending on the polarity applied to the chamber compared to readings when the electrometer is outside the treatment room.
As computers improve and parallel architectures are investigated, this algorithm can be run faster, on larger images, and using a larger number of Gaussians in the mixture model.
And using a larger mutation rate could get a closer solution compared with the Pareto optimal solutions, although it increases the converged generation.
Blood pressures were taken following a standardized protocol in the left arm of participants and using a large-size cuff if the participant's arm circumference exceeded 13 inches.
Further work is needed with age-matched controls and using a larger cohort to confirm these findings.
The question arises as to whether, with a larger sample, and using a larger array of electrodes, we would be able to make finer discriminations between children of different ages.
