Sentence examples for because of relatively large from inspiring English sources
Marc Bredif may be the best-known name, because of relatively large production, but the wines are good.
In this review, we focus on asthma as a model disease for studying gene environment interactions because of relatively large numbers of candidate gene environment interactions with asthma risk in the literature.
The drivers emphasised that they were reluctant to perform security tasks that they perceived as negative to passenger safety during peak hours because of relatively large number of passengers on the train during the period.
Although the percentages of α-SMA+ outgrowth SMPCs tended to be higher in diabetic patients with and without MVD (vs healthy controls, Fig. 5i), in diabetic patients with MVD (vs diabetes without MVD, Fig. 5j), and in non-diabetic patients with MVD (vs healthy controls, Fig. 5k), no significant differences were observed because of relatively large variations within the groups.
Therefore, humus is probably the main source of DOC because of the relatively large amount of humus present in soil relative to that contributed by the microbial biomass or recently deposited plant residues.
For our observationally based method we rely on a geostatistical analysis of ground observations of PM2.5 concentrations because of the relatively large number of monitoring stations providing accurate measurements across the U.S. By combining methods like LUR and BME we can create a model that is numerically efficient, applicable and interpretable over a large domain size.
Although this type of incident could be defined as a technical lapse, which would make it eligible for the following category of incidents which are related to technical slips and lapses, we have categorised it separately because of the relatively large number of this type of incident reported.
The credibility of the study is good because of the relatively large sample of participants as well as a skilled investigator with sound experience in focus group methods, and support by a second investigator who analysed the transcripts for accuracy of comments and the first categorisation.
Second, it can depict the precise spatial relationship of the tumour to the mesorectum and adjacent pelvic structures because of its relatively large field of view compared with the inherently small field of view associated with EUS (or endorectal MR).
Finally, it should be noted that because of the relatively large number of analyses performed, some of the statistical significant findings might have occurred due to chance.
