Sentence examples for be of a larger from inspiring English sources
We hypothesised that that risks would be of a larger magnitude following the death of a close relative versus the death of other relatives, and sudden death versus other death.
Whereas in other settings like the United States, where the quality of antenatal care may be commensurate with the level of family income, we might expect income to be a stronger determinant of perinatal outcomes, and so we might expect inequalities to be of a larger magnitude than we report.
Our study shows that the excess of admissions ending in deaths at weekends compared with those during weekdays seen elsewhere were also found in Scotland and, in fact, appear to be of a larger magnitude than the effects reported elsewhere (table 5).
The high percentage of women preferring a smaller figure for a healthier life was not anticipated based on purported cultural norms that suggest women prefer to be of a larger figure, so called "traditionally built" as a sign of wealth and prosperity and as a means to secure a husband.
Although there are no head-to-head comparison trials, placebo-adjusted weight loss appears to be of a larger magnitude with PHEN/TPM than with lorcaserin, another recently approved drug to treat obesity; lorcaserin, on the other hand, appears to have superior tolerability.
The practice effects might be expected to be of a larger magnitude (despite repeated practice) due to the abbreviated quarter of the items available in the computer test being repeated at each session providing multiple exposure to a small subset of the items.
It was of a larger scale and more detailed.
Among different pollutants of aquatic ecosystem, dyes are of a large and important group of chemicals.
It was of a large bucket of steamers.
The station's layout is of a large extent a piece of the village itself.
