Sentence examples for large bout of from inspiring English sources

The observation that Nocturnin's expression pattern can be driven by systemic cues in the liver with a peak expression in the early night [16] led us to hypothesize that this expression pattern could be the result of an acute induction of Nocturnin caused by the large bout of feeding which begins at the onset of darkness [22].

We investigated whether smaller bouts of walking performed after each meal (during the period of absorption) would have a greater benefit for postprandial, as well as for 24-h, glucose control than would a single large bout of walking performed once per day.

At the helm of the team was Khandsuren Khatanbaatar, who oversaw four memory athletes with large bouts of steady encouragement.

There weren't any blockbuster product launches, huge advertising beats, wildly surprising numbers (outside of Netflix) or alarmingly large bouts of layoffs.

Everton, who last won at Arsenal in 1996, enjoyed large bouts of possession and drew protestations from Wenger for the intensity of their pressing without the ball.

Possibly, the changes in lipoproteins related to the walking speed described in the current study are present for a limited time span shortly after very large bouts of exercise and are therefore not seen in the studies described above.

The Colt Ford cancellation quickly prompted the largest bout of national publicity NRA Country had ever received, with outlets ranging from MSNBC to the Daily Beast to the New York Daily News all covering the story.

In the decade from 1998, as the economy bumped along the bottom, prices barely increased; and the large-scale new bout of quantitative easing launched under the banner of "Abenomics" earlier this year is aimed at finally jolting inflation into positive territory.

To a large extent, this latest bout of Euro-stasis is a function of Germany's view that it is not the market contagion from the Greek drama that presents the greatest risk to Europe.

This was an equally matched heavyweight bout of big banks versus large retailers, JPMorgan versus Wal-Mart.

The Times's Mitch Smith reports: "[At] the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota — a stunning stretch of land larger than Delaware — [an] overwhelming bout of snow and flooding has set off a humanitarian disaster that seems unlikely to abate soon.