Sentence examples for by the rather large from inspiring English sources
In 1934, in his first and only bid for elective office, Moses ran for governor and lost by the rather large margin of 800,000 votes.
The discrepancies to the experiment results in this work can be mainly explained by the rather large energy degradation of the proton beam (using niobium), from the initial 72 MeV to ~10 15 MeV, resulting in a beam with a broad spread of energies at diminished intensities.
This bias could be explained by the rather large residual error used in our simulations, inducing bias in the linearization during FOCEI.
Phosphor spectroscopy is limited by the rather large voxel size and by variable overlap of changes in benign and malignant disease, whereas proton spectroscopy has the potential advantage of smaller voxel size (down to 1cm).
Besides the characteristics of different tissues and methodological aspects, the variations in the results can also be explained by the rather large difference in the muscle-fibre composition: myosin heavy chain (MHC) profile between the T2D and the IGT subjects.
Consequently, there has been little investment in research in this technology by the battery and car industries, by universities or by governments, in comparison with the rather large research effort that has been put into exploring alternative battery chemistries.
The low overall CO conversion of ∼25% detected by MS is due to the rather large volume of the reactor (240 mL) and implies that most of the CO molecules pass the chamber without interacting with the catalyst.
The accelerator will try to optimize incoming TCP traffic flows by mitigating performance degradation resulting from the rather large round trip time between MCE and WCE for some wireless access technologies mitigating performance degradation resulting from multiple competing TCP connections.
The latter was achieved by using rather large particles, which cannot penetrate across the 150 nm fenestrations of liver endothelium [ 31].
On the batch of silk boxers in question, he had forgotten to ask the manufacturers to add a crucial button and was therefore left with two thousand pairs rendered more or less unsalable, he said over the telephone recently, by their "rather large flies".
