Sentence examples for large amount of late from inspiring English sources

Direct evidence of cytoadherence comes from histological examinations of the microcirculation in blood vessels from cerebral malaria patients in which large amount of late stage parasitized cells accumulate and sequentially perturb or fully obstruct blood flow [7].

In line with these suggestions, the large amount of late reporters of violence seen in this study underscores the benefit of including violence- specific questions as part of an ordinary intake procedure in family treatment services.

She has done a large amount of study late in life; at the end of 2011, at 56 years of age, she received her master's in social work.

Some of his pieces will be from the 1970s, but there is also a large amount of more recent work, including his series of box paintings, and his latest portraits of imaginary faces.

Mark Percival, Atelea Vea and Jonny Lomax have all given Cunningham's side an undoubted lift, with Lomax's return after over a year out with a serious knee injury again grabbing a large amount of the headlines with the late try that ultimately sealed victory, with the Saints now two points off the top four following results elsewhere this weekend.

Indian military officials have been increasingly nervous as China has bought large amounts of the latest Russian.

"It shouldn't just be taken for granted that people across the country who get up early and come home late, spend a large amount of the money they earn travelling to and from work," the Prime Minister said.

Furthermore, when late reverberations have a large amount of energy, the performance of speech/speaker recognition cannot be improved sufficiently, even with GMMs or hidden Markov models trained with a matched reverberant condition [4, 33].

At the same time as the latest ad buy, a large amount of additional airtime was reserved by Crossroads GPS in the same markets.

This has changed and since the late seventies Greece has received a large amount of immigrants.

In 2014, a large amount of floating ice fragments came out of the Gulf of St. Lawrence between late winter and early spring.