Sentence examples for in large ones from inspiring English sources

Value added per worker in small firms is less than half that in large ones.

I'm not sure how it is in small families, but in large ones relationships tend to shift over time.

By David Sedaris I'm not sure how it is in small families, but in large ones relationships tend to shift over time.

The brain is moderately developed, with folding of the surface of the cerebral hemispheres variably developed, often less in small artiodactyls than in large ones.

The mesoglea layer, which lies between the ectoderm and the endoderm (the innermost tissue layer) of coelenterates, is thin in small species and massive in large ones.

They discovered that an allele of the gene that encodes the insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) was present in small dogs but typically absent in large ones.

Merck used zolpidem in two tiny studies, but not in larger ones.

Interesting signals from small trials have faded away in larger ones.

These results show that the new reactor accurately imitates the conditions found in larger ones.

And, just as theory would predict, the effect is bigger in smaller economies than in larger ones.

The relatively large sums flowing into developing markets have helped them produce better returns than in larger ones.