Sentence examples for more likely large from inspiring English sources

"The drop suggests that the properties with outdoor space — more likely large space like terraces and gardens — have a longer holding period and do not turn over as often," said Jonathan J. Miller, the company's president.

Instead, it says the "best return on investment" will come from strengthening responses to much more likely large-scale contagious and noncontagious events.

More likely, larger adipocyte size is a proxy for altered PVAT characteristics (e.g. hypoxia, inflammation) and therefore relates to an altered secretory adipokine profile [ 27].

The potential for large deposits is more likely where large accumulations of hydrocarbons are overlapped by later sedimentary strata, a situation seen offshore of East Africa.

121 122 123 In reality, small but clinically meaningful true differences are much more likely than large differences to exist, but large trials are required to detect them.

Finally, contrary to the established narrative of large dairy producers, medium-sized dairy farms are more likely than large farms to participate in the MILC program.

Small owners were more likely than large owners to use a vaccine against PRRSV, but the large owners that did use a vaccine were more likely to choose the MLV™ vaccine than the ATP™ vaccine.

This probably explains why the researchers found that smaller hospices were more likely than large ones to say no to patients receiving such treatments.

Moreover, if aftershock activity becomes relatively quiet, it becomes more likely that large aftershocks will occur around the boundary of the aftershock area.

Equation (8) reflects the property that small noise excursions are more likely than large ones, and that the sign of the noise is equally likely to be positive or negative.

The size of the patch that is burnt matters, however, with small burnt patches more likely than large ones to result in increased grazing pressure on all species present not just the most palatable.