Sentence examples for large aspects of the from inspiring English sources

Note that the anticipation of a potentially painful stimulus alone is sufficient to activate large aspects of the pain matrix [54], [55], [66].

At the same statistical threshold level than perfusion, GM atrophy was by far more widespread in FTD, involving bilaterally large aspects of the medial frontal lobe and extending into the temporal lobes (p < 0.05, FDR).

Refugees, piling up in the border areas of Pakistan and Iran, are also a large aspect of the immediate problem.

A large aspect of the net-right's constant prattling is their assertion that men – or, at least the notion of "men", masculinity – is dead or dying.

A large aspect of the hurricane's devastation was the havoc it wrought on the eastern Gulf of Mexico oyster industry, particularly in the Apalachicola Bay area and off the coast of Alabama.

His collection of souvenir programs from all over the world covering the entire history of cinema is considered by experts as one of the world's best, and will be a large aspect of the Cinematheque for marketing, exhibition, and education.

However, as with most aspects of cybersecurity, a large aspect of this is the people problem.

I don't think that Hughes is quite as successful, however, with the larger aspects of the death of Socrates.

Frost demonstrated an enviable versatility of theme, but he most commonly investigated human contacts with the natural world in small encounters that serve as metaphors for larger aspects of the human condition.

The neo-orientalist reconceptualising of India and China ignores or suppresses large aspects of their recent history.

It is the larger aspect of the one percent".