Sentence examples for miss a considerable from inspiring English sources

Those scans have subsequently revealed the midfielder will miss a considerable period of time again after lengthy spells out with knee problems in 2011 and 2012.

That meant that Rafael Montero would start Friday's game, Collins said, taking the place of the injured Noah Syndergaard, who will miss a considerable amount of time with a torn latissimus muscle.

Thus, considering only consensus predictions will miss a considerable number of genuine somatic SNVs.

This suggests that BRCA screening policies based on family history only would miss a considerable proportion of mutation carriers.

Hence we will miss a considerable burden of varicella in the population when we look at health service based data, because not all of the parents will seek medical help.

6 Our findings support these recommendations; using higher diagnostic thresholds to maximise assay precision will miss a considerable proportion of patients with suspected acute coronary syndrome at risk of recurrent events.

As a result, the GDAT database is likely missing a considerable number of small dams that are not monitored by the SNISB.

Even though missing a considerable number of potential entities will lower the extractor recall, we have designed (not part of this paper) a second step for ML that will counteract this weakness and improve recall (while not affecting precision).

Nonetheless, even on this issue the APA amazingly missed a considerable number of studies finding no link between violent games and societal violence.

We certainly missed a considerable number of intraviral protein interactions in our Y2H screen as can be seen for M-N and nsp2-nsp2, nsp5-nsp5 self-interactions, which we could only detect by CoIP.

FAR registered revision arthroplasties and patellar resurfacing arthroplasties reliably but missed a considerable proportion of other reoperations.