Sentence examples for large via from inspiring English sources

The fact that both HNK-1ST and LARGE (via its xylosyltransferase activity) modify the 3-OH position of β-linked GlcA suggests that competition between these two enzymatic activities may determine the length of the LARGE glycan chain on α-dystroglycan in certain tissues.

"Five years ago, marketing solutions were rendered by and large via advertising," Mr. Dooner said.

Witnessed in the world at large, via Twitter tidbits and video clips, Kelly thus underscored the Trump Administration's commitment to a very generous understanding of the values of the Confederate States of America.

The study found that while girls were alert to sales on favorite brands, they tended to share this information with a small circle of intimates, through phone calls or text messages, rather than broadcasting it to the world at large via Facebook.

Even all of the content on the CHANGE.GOV site, unless otherwise noted, is licensed to the public at large via a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

Before these apps, there was no way to broadcast your location to the public at large via Latitude, only to your own Gmail contacts through the Latitude feature.

Located on the other side of the Tiber River from the Vatican, however, on the humble Piazza Madonna dei Monti (actually an alleyway two blocks from the larger Via Cavour) is a rather nondescript church you could walk by on a dark night and never know it is dedicated to two gay saints.

Rooms are elegant and the hotel has a large pool (Via Passeggiata Archeologica 33, Agrigento; from £160).

BREAKING: Obama says no clear evidence #Orlando shooter was directed or part of larger plot (via @AP).

In this step, the small nanoparticles with high surface energy levels would become larger via the Ostwald ripening process [19] without the presence of PVP, which disrupts steric hindrance, thereby preventing their aggregation.

We should encourage them to not grow too big via larger prudential funding and capital requirements, and tighter and more active intrusive oversight.