Sentence examples for includes by far from inspiring English sources

The present study includes by far the highest number of NSCLC cancer patients.

The family Mimiviridae includes by far the largest viral genomes sequenced to date (La Scola et al. 2003; Claverie et al. 2009; Claverie and Abergel 2010).

This study includes by far the largest reported sample of Métis people to have been used in a study of diabetes prevalence.

The study includes critically injured trauma patients requiring emergency tracheal intubation and includes, by far, the largest number of paired cardiac output and end-tidal CO2 data points in humans, when compared to the published literature.

Because of the high horizontal resolutions of both MERRA and CFSR, this includes by far the largest amount of grid points to be averaged compared to the other reanalyses (i.e., ngp = 154 for MERRA, and 169 for CFSR, respectively), pointing to considerable uncertainty (e.g., related to numerical noise) in MERRA and CFSR single grid point data.

At the Mesón Sacristía de Compañía, a boutique hotel-restaurant in a 250-year-old building with a noted chef, Alonso Hernández, a mole sampler included by far the best mole poblano I tasted.

Pakistan officials boycotted the International Cricket Council's annual awards ceremony over the weekend in protest of the council's failure to recognize the spin bowler Saeed Ajmal, whose achievements across all three formats include by far the most wickets, 29, by any bowler in T20 internationals since the 2010 T20 World Cup.

These included by far the largest coupled cluster calculations ever performed (the calculations on PHBH involved 284 electrons and 1294 basis functions).

A few evolutionary stages down the line, the genre splintered into various different sub-forms including by far its most dodgy offshoot, "future garage".

Sivaladapids are notable for including by far the youngest adapiforms; members of this group are otherwise known mostly from the Eocene, but several sivaladapids occurred during the Miocene.

Another focus of our attention is shed on CXCR4, the most common chemokine receptor overexpressed in a series of cancers (gastric cancer included) by far [ 7, 8].