Sentence examples for is again considerable from inspiring English sources

Hence, there is again considerable room for adding new chemoinformatics, datamining or Structure-activity relationship features that are more specific to the analysis of small to medium-sized datasets.

Obviously, there is again considerable variation within regions.

Opposition from the London and North Eastern Railway (successor to the GNR following the 1923 grouping of railway companies) was again considerable and based on claims that the new Underground line would take passengers from the mainline services.

The per-site variation in coverage of mtDNA was again considerable, ranging between three-fold and six-fold for the 10 individuals.

This is again of considerable importance, given that academic opinion is divided on the use of transition measures versus serial measures when measuring health outcome.

Judging by the chip-shot field goal the Ravens missed at the end of the Patriots' 23-20 A.F.championshiphip game victory, New England is again augmenting its considerable skill with some timely doses of good luck, the way it did in its rise to dominance a decade ago.

That is why the US refused help to Iraq until a more inclusive government was in place, though establishing better governance in the country so that all groups feel part of the Iraqi state - whatever that means - is again going to take considerable time.

After a shaky two years, the company is again profitable, has made a considerable dent in its debt and has been rapidly introducing new products.

There were again only considerable correlations between MTT and tumor stage in certain subgroups such as SCC (n = 9, UICC stage) and LCC (n = 7, N stage).

In the 10th and 11th centuries the reliefs became gradually more plastic and expressive until they were again freed, to a considerable degree, from the background.

With weak tACS, the average temporal lag was −8.8 ms with again considerable variation (SD 25 ms).