Sentence examples for comparatively large amount from inspiring English sources
Fans, however, draw a comparatively large amount of current, threatening to quickly drain the battery that a solar panel has spent the day filling.
On the contrary, at higher rates, the comparatively large amount of material reaching the surface per unit time reduces the time in which underlying Au particles can migrate from the point of initial contact to a more energetically favorable position.
Although these methods are related to our problem, the direct methods still require a comparatively large amount of images.
A dual-technique imaging combination for pre-clinical applications that has received a comparatively large amount of attention is PET/MRI.
In this paper we investigate under-recording of a large magnitude explosive eruption database in Japan in order to quantify under-recording of eruptions in regions where a comparatively large amount of geological data are available.
The comparatively large amount of archaeological finds from Peribsen's reign contradict the brief estimated length of rulership, only 10 to 12 years, as presented on the Annal stone.
More recently the introduction of wearable sensors and GPS have allowed comparatively large amounts of data to be collected.
FIFA continues to send comparatively large amounts of money to the Caribbean associations, not all of which seems to be invested in football development.
The standard Gibbs free energy of reaction of pyruvate carboxylase is ΔG0 = −1.37 kcal/mol (according to MetaCyc), but due to the comparatively large amounts of dicarboxylic acids and the high demand for ATP it appears plausible that the equilibrium can easily be shifted to pyruvate.
A less obvious example of a specialized mineral requirement is provided by calcium, which is required by higher animals in comparatively large amounts because it is a major component of bone and eggshells (in birds); for other organisms, calcium is an essential nutrient but only as a trace element.
Whereas for instance Japan and the United Kingdom have increased their expenditures on these measures by comparatively large amounts, Germany and the United States both exhibited relative low expenditure increases.
