Sentence examples for especially larger than from inspiring English sources
Of course European royalty is not neglected, and Louis XIV as drawn by Robert Nanteuil is especially larger than life.
The same procedure can be applied for DL but the values of S' and K can be chosen differently (especially, larger than UL case to gain more PAPR reduction) if desired.
The pre-post effect sizes (Cohen's d) for the vitality (ITT: 0.90; Completer: 1.08) and mental health (ITT: 0.83; Completer: 0.95) subscales were especially larger than for the other subscales.
Gallstones, especially larger than 3 cm, chronic inflammation, bacterial infection, polyps, calcified (porcelain) gallbladder, ulcerative colitis, high energy and total carbohydrate intake, and high body mass index in women increase risk.
He was one of the most famous fathers in history and a mythic figure in the public imagination: Wall Street tycoon, Hollywood buccaneer, notorious proponent of appeasement during World War II and, most especially, larger-than-life paterfamilias who endowed his children — John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy, among them — with a sense of destiny and his own driving will.
A lot of sport-edition sedans, especially larger ones, just feel stiff rather than agile.
Throughout its range its primary prey is hoofed mammals (ungulates, especially deer) larger than itself.
Both types of particles, especially those larger than 0.1 mm in diameter, contain sufficient kinetic energy due to their combined mass and velocities to cause serious damage to crew members and spacecraft.
Since the early 1980s, electron microscopy has become a powerful technique for determining the size and shape of single protein molecules, especially ones larger than 100 kDa.
Regardless of the system used, it should be kept in mind that large tumours (especially those larger than 10 cm), even when having no detectable mitotic activity, may show late recurrences and even metastatic deposits.
But the poll took an especially large sample – more than 3,000 respondents – which allowed them to explore the vote choice among a richer set of partisan subgroups than pollsters typically consider.
