The phrase "as large control" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a control that is large in size, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The system requires a control that is as large as possible to ensure stability."
Alternatives: "as big a control" or "a control of significant size".
Consequently, the effective price increases were not as large as price control advocates indicate.
Method 3, in which a separate sample of controls is used to help estimate A2, performs slightly worser than Method 1. Performance can be improved by using instead parents of controls (giving a sample size twice as large as with controls) to help estimate A2 under the assumption of HWE and random mating (Method 4).
In order to avoid further selection problems due to retirement at age 65, the 33,504 immigrant men aged 18 55 in 1990 are initially selected for the study as well as an equally large control group of randomly selected native Swedish men, matched by age and county of residence.
In patients with advanced liver fibrosis Fa and MTT were about three times as large as in controls (p < 0.01, in both cases) [ 6].
In these experiments the number of PH3-positive cells in the overexpression experiments was approximately twice as large as in controls.
Statistical analyses revealed the interfibrial space in WIRS-exposed mice to be twice as large as that in control mice).
Powers of association study for a single allele and of GWAS with given sample sizes are shown in Tables 8 and 9. Surprisingly, the power of GWAS with a sample size as large as 100,000 case-control pairs to detect a common variant of a mutation rate not higher than the average is almost zero (Table 9).
Formation of the bulgy morph is relatively rapid and may place the skin under stress: the surface area of the bulgy morph tadpole is up to twice as large as that of controls.
FAO, working with the government, designed a three-year $39.4 programme starting in 2013 that has already surveyed more than 30 million hectares - an area almost as large as Japan - and controlled locust infestations over more than 1.3 million hectares with pesticides and biopesticides, all without triggering any major impact on human health and the environment.
In order to derive the terminal region as large as possible, a terminal control law with free-parameters is constructed by using the control Lyapunov functions (CLFs) technique.
