Sentence examples for but of large from inspiring English sources

"Two," Welles replied confidently, "but of large caliber".

The large size of lysosomes allows degradation not only of individual proteins, but of large complexes, lipids, and whole organelles, and enables recycling of the resulting raw materials (reviewed in [2]).

The fascination with place cell promiscuity, however, has tended to distract from the fact that cognition is the work not of individual neurons but of large ensembles of cells (Ludvig, 1999; Fenton et al., 2008).

New views have led to the insight that transposons have shaped the genomic landscape in almost every conceivable way: shuffling, addition and deletion of not only new coding and regulatory sequences, but of large stretches of chromosomes as well [ 4, 5].

Now we have the tradepaperback, still paperback but of larger book size than the pocket-sized mass-marketpaperback.

He is a witty and engaging optimist for whom GDP is "the accepted measure not only of economic but of larger social achievement".

This reflects the rapid exfoliation of intestinal epithelium (around 4 days), as well as the slower, but of larger volume, desquamation of skin and integumental adnexes.

Consistent with previous studies almost every second patient with HCC in NCL was diagnosed with a single tumorous nodule but of larger size [ 11, 27].

But operators of large private bus fleets said they had seen savings.

But instead of large tower blocks and grey industrial estates, Ivrea was filled with bright, avant-garde architecture.

The deal was rapidly overhauled, but holders of large deposits in some banks were forced to take harsh losses.