Sentence examples for by the large multiple from inspiring English sources
This strategy routinely detects hundreds of cis regulatory loci since it is only necessary to test a few markers around each gene, but its statistical power to detect trans regulatory loci is limited by the large multiple testing correction that is required when correlating the genotype of thousands of genome wide markers with the expression of thousands of genes.
As such, parents and students often conclude that although standardized tests may seem daunting in their scope and presentation, the fact that they are by and large multiple choice exams means the student can rely on the answer choices to help him or her through the test.
Even with no increase in the ceiling, the Treasury can easily service its existing debt; it is free to roll over maturing issues, and tax revenue covers monthly interest payments by a large multiple.
And over on the Forum users are asking "Who's Next?" It's clear that new venture fundings are still out pacing DeadPool admissions by a large multiple – it looks like $600 million or so was invested in Web 2.0 startups in 2006.
Ancestral gene reconstruction rests on this assumption, whose reliability has been established beyond reasonable doubt for more recent nodes since LUCA with reconstructed nodes defined by large multiple sequence alignments [ 61, 82- 89].
Polyphenols are characterized by the presence of large multiples of phenol structural units that are synthesized by many vegetables as defense compounds.
Polyphenols are a structural class of natural organic chemicals characterized by the presence of large multiples of phenol structural units.
"The sense is that already in the first attempts, with relatively simple methods, we can do better than other current acceleration techniques — get better image quality and maybe accelerate further by some percentage, but not by large multiples yet".
The quality of the data and outcomes of this study are strengthened by the large sample size and the multiple years of data available for analysis.
Norovirus epidemics occurred throughout the world in 2002 (5 ) and 2004 (6 ) and were characterized by the large number of persons affected, multiple routes of transmission, and persistence of endemicity despite rigorous control efforts.
