Sentence examples for as large a section from inspiring English sources

A survey liver scan was performed using standard B-mode ultrasonography with 5-7.5 MHz linear transducer with coded harmonic capability (Esaote Mylab 30, Esaote-CnTI System, Esaote, Genova, Italy), to ensure there were no visible liver lesions, and to permit selection of a suitable acoustic window, i.e., one that provided an uninterrupted view of as large a section of liver parenchyma as possible.

The losses are as small as a list of companies mentioned in each day's paper and as large as whole sections, like Escapes and zoned sections for local news in the New York area.

Another way is to increase the signal by collecting it from as large an area of sample/section as is possible.

The monoterpene synthase specific activity in MeJA-induced CZ tissue was 1.92 ± 0.31 pkat/mg total protein (n = 3), which was twice as large as in whole cross-sections (0.98 ± 0.29 pkat/mg total protein (n = 3)).

Disorder spread across the province as large processions ignored section 144 and condemned the actions of the police.

Relatively slow and of low energy, thermal neutrons exhibit properties, such as large cross sections in fission, that make them desirable in certain chain-reaction applications.

Its character was based on Freemasonry; around that time, Heliade is known to have become a Freemason, as did a large section of his generation.

But why does a large proportion of the British gay (and straight) media, as well as a large section of British society in general, seem to be obsessed with the prospect of an out pro footballer?

There was a surreal atmosphere at the game as a large section of the Viola support booed their team's goals and celebrated when Toro scored.

Considering our results, we conclude that TMA is as good as large sections in scoring for cyclin A on breast cancer.

Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) analysis of yeast homologs of frataxin suggested that the region of interaction with Isu1 encompasses the α1 β1 region previously shown to bind iron in vitro, as well as a large section of the β-sheet of Yfh1 (Cook et al., 2010).