Sentence examples for much larger phase from inspiring English sources

The second, much larger, phase of the MarchFirst campaign, also produced by McKinney & Silver, is to begin on Monday with ads in daily and weekly newspapers.

And that, he added, along with the expense and time required by the vaccination program, is a reason to reconsider whether the program should continue as planned, to a second, much larger phase.

It does mean that changes need to be made in the way the company and the Environmental Protection Agency, which is overseeing the project, tackle the second and much larger phase, scheduled to begin in May.

Because of the small relaxation time exhibited by the materials under consideration, the thermal wave modes have much larger phase speeds than the elastic modes.

In hopes of seeing clearer benefits, the company is currently running a much larger, phase III trial, slated to end in October 2016, only in people with mild Alzheimer's disease.

They emphasise the difficulties and dangers of using small phase 2 trials as the basis for critical design decisions of much larger phase 3 trials.

We observed that the injury provoked two distinct phases of neutrophil infiltration: a small initial phase (Phase I) that began within 15 min and reached a plateau between 4 and 8 h and a much larger second phase (Phase II) that peaked at 24 48 h.

The polluter, General Electric, and the Environmental Protection Agency have issued separate reports evaluating the six-month cleanup, which was designed as a trial run for a much larger second phase that will finally rid the river of PCBs, industrial lubricants that have poisoned its mud and fish for generations.

Equally, the benefit of FTIs may be to enhance stable disease and time to disease progression; as such, a much larger randomized phase III trial in over 600 patients may have been needed to demonstrate a significant clinical effect.

In some countries, such as Ireland and Sweden, the estimated Okun's coefficient is, in fact, much larger during phases of expansion than in times of contraction.

However, the interference between scatterings at the atomic steps can be negligibly weak if the average separation between the atomic steps dav is much larger than the phase relaxation length L ϕ.