Sentence examples for correspondingly large number from inspiring English sources

The city's residents have long had a powerful voice in politics, owing to their large and dense population (and their correspondingly large number of registered voters) and their ability to launch massive protests in the city streets.

A correspondingly large number of discretized equations for particle populations on pivots (representative sizes for bins) are solved, although at the end only a relatively small number of pivots are found to participate in the evolution process.

Successful development of this technique was favoured by the ever increasing number of available fungal genomes that provide a correspondingly large number of members of specific gene families for the design of hybridization probes.

iPSC technology offers the prospect of capturing cells derived from a large number of specific types of pre-diagnosed adult patients, potentially at any age, and a correspondingly large number of controls in a format that can support an industrial level of screening, efficacy, and safety studies.

Finally, while we have shown that it is possible to estimate the c A parameter, we have been less successful in estimating all four costs (δ, τ, λ, c A ) simultaneously, due to the tendency of the cost estimates to diverge toward a very low transfer cost, and a correspondingly large number of transfers.

When given the choice between two symbols, monkeys reliably chose the larger to get a correspondingly larger number of droplets of water, apple juice, or orange soda as a reward.

The use of higher-order polynomials for approximating the adsorbate concentration profile is equivalent to the use of a correspondingly larger number of collocation points in the solution of the intraparticle diffusion equation.

One of those new architectural concepts is the idea that rather than aggregating payloads onto large very high performance buses, space architectures should be disaggregated with smaller numbers of payloads (as small as one) per bus and the space capabilities spread across a correspondingly larger number of systems.

Bacteria, on the other hand, have a much more diverse glycome, that could only be assembled using a correspondingly larger number of building blocks.

As a result, to traverse longer MeP inserts, the motor must execute a correspondingly larger number of consecutive productive power-strokes.

Correspondingly, a large number of sensors is required.