Sentence examples for much larger selected from inspiring English sources

Well, that was nearly 30 years ago, and John Berger now is 75 -- a proper age for this salute in the form of "The Shape of a Pocket," a collection of short, radiant essays on things seen, and the much larger "Selected Essays," written over nearly 50 years.

As seen from the figure, the new sample selection scheme results in samples with much larger weights selected compared to the scheme in [27].

This is often forgot, when the results from these strictly selected patient populations are extrapolated into "evidence based" treatment recommendations directed towards a much larger and less selected patient population.

Having been successful in pushing through many costly reforms for the 1880 census, one of which was to shift enumeration responsibilities from federal marshals answerable to the Justice Department to a much larger field force selected for their qualifications and answerable to the Census Office, Walker must have felt some measure of justification from Gannett's report.

First, a much larger, and randomly selected sample is necessary to confirm these results.

In practice these villagers use a much larger area We selected two plants and six animals of regional conservation concern in Kalimantan (Table  2) and explored local recognition and observations of these species, including the habitats where they occur.

Only in the town of Nouna, to take into account the much larger population, we purposely selected 70 instead of 20 households.

Comparatively much larger trial plots were selected in order to minimize noise and improve the precision of results and thus the credibility of the study.

Concatenations of representative proteins give results consistent with much larger concatenations of randomly selected proteins for phylogenetic problems with known answers, so there is reason to believe that representative proteins can also provide the statistical leverage necessary to shed light on deep unresolved branches that remain controversial even with the use of all ubiquitous genes.

Much larger trials that select patients with high-risk SMM are needed to provide more evidence.

For example, in speech coding [20] (and especially for low bit rate) a highly redundant dictionary (L ≫ N) is used and coupled with high sparsity (K very small).b In music signals coding, it is common to consider much larger dictionaries and to select a much larger number of dictionary elements (or atoms).