Sentence examples for deficit of large from inspiring English sources

In the Ebro Valley study population, thanks to a long-term monitoring program, we know that although the number of small colonies greatly increased across years, the number of large ones remained stable (Figure 3), creating a deficit of large colonies rather than of small ones.

Box plots reveal a striking deficit of large neurons in subjects with dup(15) autism, with only a few neurons in the top range of control or idiopathic autism cases.

It takes the surpluses of the top eight of the 64 surplus countries to pay for the $862 billion (in 2006) deficit of the largest deficit country, i.e., the United States.

However, recently, Kato (2012) has shown that interseismic accumulation of slip deficit for large subduction earthquakes requires a considerable static toughness (fracture energy) of the plate interface.

Politically, he has taken the risk of entering an election year with a $200 billion Federal deficit, leaving a legacy of large deficits along with lower inflation and economic recovery.

In fact, according to a report from Comptroller Nancy Wyman, the state ended the 2002 fiscal year with a budget deficit of $812 million in large part because of a drop in income tax revenues, which were $561 million less than original estimates.

The deficit fear mongers like to hype these projections of large deficits decades in the future to advance their agenda of cutting Social Security and Medicare.

In the longer term the deficit-crisis industry can point to scary projections of large deficits in the next decade and even bigger ones further out.

It has been obvious for at least a year that the U.S. government would face an extended period of large deficits, and projections of those deficits haven't changed much since last summer.

There is, however, a deficit of high-resolution large-domain assessments.

The UK's balance of payments deficit of 7%, the largest in the G7, has also played a role.