Sentence examples for are large compared from inspiring English sources

However, in isolation from the high rostral expression, oscillations of Notch1 in the caudal PSM are obvious; it is very apparent from Fig. 7D and E that fluctuations in the caudal region are large compared with the mean level and are comparable to the order of magnitude recently reported for Her1 in the zebrafish PSM (Soroldoni et al., 2014).

Europe's economies are large compared to Iceland or the Baltic countries.

Tensile rigidities of fabrics are large compared to others and they mainly drive the deformation.

The advantage of fast-wave devices is that the RF circuits are large compared with the wavelength of a signal.

"Many scholars are interested in doing this type of work now, because the audience and impact per word are large compared to traditional academic work," says Goldsmith.

The FFE enables hole transport over distances that are large compared to the typical BSF or emitter width.

Gary Hufbauer, a senior analyst at the Institute for International Economics, a Washington research group that supports free trade, said the gains for the United States -- lower priced consumer goods and increased corporate earnings -- are large compared to the losses.

The Bank says our notes are large compared with international counterparts, making the largest denomination notes harder to fit into cash-handling technology and "less convenient for everyday use".

The study is based on the assumption that the wavelengths are large compared to the characteristic depth of the melt but small compared to the solidification length.

Spectral invariants can be considered fundamental descriptors of the impact of canopy structure on canopy scattering where the scattering objects are large compared with the wavelength of radiation.

The instability arises primarily owing to the slight computational errors that arise when the forward and reverse reaction-rate terms are large compared to the net rate.