Sentence examples for considerably larger contribution from inspiring English sources
Although Burberry extracted a considerably larger contribution from Interparfum with the recent launch of Burberry Body this appears to show that it still feels it can do better with a different structure.
The small examinee by case variance (9%) appears to indicate a small effect of content specificity, while the relatively large examinee variance, which was consistently larger than assessor variance, suggests that inter-rater differences in stringency make a considerably larger contribution to measurement error than does case specificity.
The details would have to be worked out "including the concept and the size", but he anticipated a force "considerably larger" than 2,000-strong 2,000-strongwould expect contributions from Europeaddingon countrIes and countries in other regions".
Near dusk, the amplitude of the residual field is considerably larger than that due to Chapman-Ferraro current contribution and hence reveals the significance of the ionospheric currents and FACs.
Given the origin of viniculture in Provence is ascribed to Massalia, these results suggest that E-V13 may trace the demographic and socio-cultural impact of Greek colonization in Mediterranean Europe, a contribution that appears to be considerably larger than that of a Neolithic pioneer colonization.
The results have shown that the average contact force is a linear combination of the push and grip forces, while the contribution due to grip force is considerably larger than the push force and dependent upon the handle size.
In this case, the maximum difference between genes is 2.07-fold and 1.33-fold for 90% of the genes, which will increase the difference in the translational efficiency of high and low adapted genes significantly; however, still the contribution of the initiation efficiency is considerably larger than the elongation efficiency.
Thus, it is possible that the extent of their activation during a short and saturating GABA pulse would be small, while in the presence of a low but continuously applied [GABA] their contribution to the overall activity would be considerably larger.
In particular, the contribution of the passive flexor tibiae muscle is considerably larger in Pseudoproscopia than it is in Schistocerca.
The contribution of the whole PPi pathway to the genetic component of the disease development may be considerably larger.
Future studies with considerably larger numbers of cases are needed to approach the task of clustering cases into subtypes based on the contributions of combinations of many such genes.
