Sentence examples for much greater set from inspiring English sources

"When a company is stressed and has issues, it has a much greater set of options than a U.S. worker does," said Michael Porter, the professor who led the study.

With a much greater set of reads mapping to the intergenic and intronic regions in rRNA depletion protocols, the number of additional transcripts detected with the new protocols may be expected to be greater than our conservative estimation here.

However, these results are computed on sets of different size, where much greater sets of reads are used for computing accuracy of MTR.

An additional finding is that, in the presence of curvature coupling, the effect of a pinning site extends over a much greater distance (set by the elastic properties of the membrane).

They have made plans more acceptable to critics of the French-German plan by giving countries much greater latitude to set a series of objectives.

In comparison to hospitals, the burden and predictors of MRSA in nursing homes are not well understood despite several studies suggesting MRSA prevalence may be much greater in this setting than high risk acute care wards, including intensive care units [ 12- 16].

But this only makes the imperative to act that much greater, because, as one set of grim predictions is being borne out, another, even worse set remains to be written.

Prediction accuracy of doubled haploid lines included in the training set was much greater than of those excluded from the training set, so there was little benefit to phenotyping only a subset of the lines genotyped.

The new SNP set provided much greater resolution in detecting population structure and estimating fine-scale relatedness than a set of polymorphic microsatellites.

"We've set out much greater detail than any other party – £15bn worth of savings – which are a sort of upfront downpayment to deal with this huge black hole that we have in our public finances," he said.

In keeping with a fresh approach to the transfer market, and an emphasis on identifying emerging talent from overseas – where Sherwood believes there is much greater value – Adama Traoré is set to become Villa's 10th new signing of the summer, with the 19-year-old Barcelona winger on the verge of joining in a deal that could be worth up to £10m.