The Estates General, traditionally, cast one vote for each of the three Estates: clergy, nobility, and commons, meaning the much larger commons was generally outvoted.
The number of cattle OR genes common to only both cattle and pigs (n = 63) was much larger than those common to only both cattle and dogs (n = 17) (Table 6).
In addition, because property was more easily acquired in the colonies than in Britain, America had a much larger proportion of common citizens, as opposed to nobles, among those entitled to vote.
Sample sizes are also much larger than is common in the field, and the analysis plan is pre-registered9, allowing for more accurate effect size estimates and identification of unexpected population differences.
The swift parrot is quite small: it's not much larger than that common household pet, the budgerigar.
It is one of only two extant species in the Hippopotamidae family, the other being its much larger cousin the common hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius).
The resistances of folded channels (Rv) are set to be much larger than the common resistance of interconnecting channels (Rh), such that a linear distribution of oxygen concentrations at the respective series of microchannel outlets can be obtained by adjusting only the Rv values.
Since then, the view that incremental changes in a cause can suddenly produce a much larger effect has entered common currency.
The links between spoken and written Chinese in the past, however, are more tenuous than between French or German, contributing to the written language developing a grammar that is sui generis, requiring semantic material on a much larger scale than is common in other languages.
The discovery of rare or intermediate frequency alleles that have a much larger effect size than common HapMap alleles may also open up greater opportunities.
