The distribution of the events in France has remarkable peculiarities: the largest volume of reports is related to group 3A (i.e., ventricular fibrillation), whereas only a few cases (if any at all) were recorded for groups 3B and 3C.
The staff report did call attention to the large volume of intelligence reports beginning in June 1998 that warned of Mr. bin Laden's determination and capacity to carry out terrorist attacks, even if those reports were in forms less comprehensive than a formal intelligence estimate.
Ms. Fink said that the undercover officer's activities should have generated a large volume of police reports and summaries and that she wanted to examine all of them.
The availability of a large volume of case reports through a commercial service like West enabled the spread of a jurisprudence that was founded on the analysis of these cases.
(Wang et al. 2016) investigated the correlation between mutual funds' scale and return in China by text mining a large volume of online financial reports.
The study by Fox et al (2013) is consistent with a large volume of observational studies reporting that markers of the systemic inflammatory response have independent prognostic value in patients with a variety of cancers, including renal cancer (Roxburgh and McMillan, 2010; Guthrie et al, 2013).
Such a dramatic rise and fall could only be explained by the transfer of a large volume of water, the researchers report in tomorrow's issue of Nature.
This is supported by a large volume of literature, and we have reported that in the neoadjuvant setting ER-negative tumours rarely respond to a variety of endocrine therapies [ 8].
There is a very large volume of literature on candidate genes reported to be associated with ADHD, but only a few have consistently withstood replication (table 2) and meta-analyses.
U/D 1601 16th St. SE - E15 reports a large volume of roofing material is on fire.
Beneath a New Mexico sized portion of the Red Planet's cracked surface, lays a large volume of water ice, The New York Times reports.
