Sentence examples for descent large numbers of from inspiring English sources
Many of the large mega-biobanks are population-specific, for example UK Biobank9 is largely white British (European descent), BioBank Japan10 contains Japanese individuals, and the Million Veteran Program11 is mainly male, and contains, in addition to participants of European descent, large numbers of African Americans, and Hispanic Americans.
The arrival of cholera in Florida had been considered inevitable for a state that is home to at least 250,000 people of Haitian descent — large numbers of whom travel to and from the island nation — and a jumping-off point for aid workers.
He is of Irish descent, but his hometown had large numbers of Eastern European immigrants, and the music was everywhere.
It is difficult to believe that claim entirely, however: given the large numbers of Americans of Croatian descent, there must have been amateur productions.
With the proportion of Canadians of British descent declining, Canada's ties to Britain, the monarchy, and the Commonwealth weakened, and large numbers of "new" Canadians, as they were called, became active in Canada's political, economic, and social life.
This means large numbers of tracking and surveillance facilities around the world will be activated to monitor the gravity mission's descent to Earth.
Large numbers of menhaden are netted annually.
Large numbers of police descended on Watertown.
Over 63 percent of the 4,381 people in Breezy Point and nearby Roxbury are of Irish descent, including a large number of police officers and firefighters who live in bungalows and one-bedroom homes.
By grouping organisms together based on patterns of descent inferred from a large number of characters and not just a few potentially superficial similarities or differences, phylogenies provide a framework for asking and answering deeper questions about diversity.
