Sentence examples for large subsets of from inspiring English sources

Recent meta-analyses support superior results of cement fixation when compared to cementless fixation in large subsets of patient populations.

Facebook was able to test the effect of introducing the "Like" button, for example, by testing it on large subsets of users.

For continuous self-maps of compact metric spaces, Moothathu [8] initiated a preliminary study of stronger forms of sensitivity formulated in terms of large subsets of N.

While everyone else keeps amplifying their budget to play tug-of-war with the same few engineers, smart engineering managers have a major advantage by focusing efforts on seeking out, testing and hiring large subsets of non-traditional engineers who are less sought-after.

But there is a perception by large subsets of society that there is a lack of accountability where police are concerned.

Cell proliferation-associated genes have been previously used to construct several cancer signatures, and large subsets of this type of genes are included in most supervised signatures [37].

He was ruthless in print, made enemies of many friends and former allies, and did not suffer fools — a large subset of his acquaintance, in his view.

But surely caricaturing a large subset of voters as ignorant has made those voters even less inclined to pull the lever for the Democrats this time around.

"Not only does it have a large subset of manufacturing businesses, but it has a large finance subsidiary".

"Singles represent a large subset of gay travelers and companies are starting to capitalize on that," said Sean Timberlake, associate editor of Out & About, a gay and lesbian travel publication.

a) Problem solvers — Are you solving a problem for a large subset of people?