Sentence examples for large and systematic from inspiring English sources

Large and systematic mRNA library design disentangles the complex sequence determinants of translation efficiency in bacteria.

It has become so large and systematic as to resemble that of a commodity crop like corn.

Emphasis on technological change and capital accumulation as primary forces arises also from a recognition that they are essential and unique to large and systematic advances in productivity.

Pathbreaking research by Persson and Tabellini has shown that these differences in political constitutions lead to large and systematic differences in economic outcomes.

"The site is large, and systematic destruction of all of it would be an immense task," said Kevin Butcher, professor of classics and ancient history at the University of Warwick.

For all the anecdotal evidence, it's hard to show statistically that money has a large and systematic influence on political outcomes.

While in this study in a small subset of subjects we did not find that sedation affected functional activity; there is a need for a larger and systematic study of the specific effects of sedation on BOLD responses in infants as there is also recent work suggesting that it may decrease response amplitude (Williams et al. 2015).

As talks began in the Cabinet Room Li, speaking through an interpreter, said: 'You and I, and the people of China and the UK, share a strong wish for stronger co-operation.' On the eve of Li's visit to No 10 deputy prime minister Nick Clegg said the government would not shy away from raising China's "large scale and systematic" human rights abuses.

Computer simulations and robot experiments confirm that the robot position estimate obtained by this method is sufficiently accurate to keep the robot on parallel lanes, even in the presence of large random and systematic odometry errors.

The accuracy of our estimations is higher than that of the Kepler Input Catalog (KIC) values, and the differences between our values and KIC values [(DeltaTeff rms ˜ 219 K, (Deltalog g)rms ˜ 0.37 dex, and (Delta[Fe/H] rms ˜ 0.46 dex] are comparable to the large uncertainties and systematic differences of KIC values reported by the previous researchers.

The approach is robust despite the large random and systematic errors typical of biomass maps derived from radar.