Sentence examples for apparently large number from inspiring English sources
Are they, like an apparently large number of their brethren back home, determined to oust Sarkozy quicker than you can say 'cuban heels and Carla Bruni'?
One of their biggest concerns was the apparently large number of provisional ballots given to voters in Ohio, the state many consider the central battleground for the presidential election.
The problems include occasional failures to detect contaminated blood, an apparently large number of "false positive" results which suggest that blood is contaminated when in fact it is not, and disagreements among tests made by different manufacturers or performed by different laboratories.
Reprints Related items Swine flu in Argentina: Pigheaded policiesJul 9th 2009There is another factor too. Robert Dingwall of the University of Nottingham argues that the apparently large number of reported cases in Britain may stem in part from a very good system of surveillance.
The apparently large number of iterations obeys to the high dimension of the parameter space and to the need to cover most of the distribution for each parameter.
It all concerns "Touch Disease," a problem an unspecified but apparently large number of users (i.e. at least several thousand and perhaps far more) have encountered in the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
"The frogs are still there in apparently large numbers," said Doherty-Bone.
Unfortunately, these apparently large numbers did not yield enough instances of subsequent multiple sclerosis for a statistically significant result to emerge.
Sunai Phasuk, a representative of Human Rights Watch in Thailand, said that he was concerned about the apparently large numbers of arrests of monks and lay people but that information about them was scarce.
Rockhopper penguins (Eudyptes moseleyi) are reported to have been taken in apparently large numbers in the recently developed fishery around Tristan da Cunha.
We did not record Tanner staging before the age of 9 years, but subjective overestimation almost certainly accounts for the apparently large numbers of boys entering puberty at the age of 9 years.
