Sentence examples for large number of drafts from inspiring English sources

More importantly, making an outline will help you avoid the agony of working your way through a large number of drafts and will help you end up with a better, more logically structured end-product in a less painful manner.

A large number of drafts had been circulating within the Convention since the king's execution, and Saint-Just submitted his own lengthy proposal on 24 April 1793.

This was necessary because of the large number of draft genome sequences used and allowed us to account for sequencing errors and pseudogenes.

In the last decade, a small number of complete genome sequences and a large number of draft sequences of Acinetobacter spp. have become available (Barbe et al. 2004; Fournier et al. 2006; Antunes et al. 2013).

The main challenge currently presented by those technologies is the ability to compare a large number of draft sequences efficiently in order to elucidate the biological significance of the differences.

Second-generation sequencing has produced a large number of draft genomes (close to 90%% of bacterial genomes in GenBank are currently not complete); third-generation sequencing can potentially produce a finished genome in a few hours, and at the same time provide methlylation sites along the entire chromosome.

Whole genome shotgun second- and third-generation sequencing approaches result in large numbers of draft or unfinished genome sequences being used as the final product.

We do have access to parliamentary reference works such as Dods and in order to provide, in a cost-effective way, such reference information to the large number of officials drafting parliamentary answers we subscribe to Parliamentary Monitoring Services Ltd.

Mr. Balasingham also said the Tigers had been "releasing quite a large number of young persons" drafted as rebel soldiers.

The documents and possessions include Malcolm X's copy of the Koran, a large number of speeches, photographs, handwritten drafts of radio addresses, airline tickets, receipts and business cards from his travels, and a 1959 letter to his wife, Betty, in which he sends her $20 that he hopes she will use "sparingly".

In a series of developments, as a large number of Tory MPs were drafted into the marginal seat: A third Greenpeace film revealed that former Tory minister Peter Lilley claimed Hayes had been brought into Davey's department to "duff [him] up".