Sentence examples for much larger subset from inspiring English sources
By giving drivers the power to only pick up rides on their commute, however, Lyft is targeting a much larger subset of casual drivers who don't plan to drive for Lyft all the time.
In contrast to the small degree of co-localization observed between OX1R and INS pancreatic islet cells of diabetic Wistar rats, a much larger subset of GLU-positive cells expressed OX1R in diabetic Wistar rats (Fig. 2e) compared to normal pancreas (Fig. 2d).
The following examples demonstrate the utility of Veridical to identify potentially pathogenic mutations from a much larger subset of predicted variants.
We have previously shown that the Minos transposon-based MiMIC gene trap vector is much more efficient at generating intronic insertions in a much larger subset of Drosophila genes than either P-element or piggyBac vectors (Venken et al., 2011a).
The Support Vector Machine approach also showed a similar preference for picking pairs of keywords, as opposed to much larger subsets for which the search process became more complex and hence involved significant amounts of computational effort, with the corresponding insight gained being far less.
The data used for the analysis in this paper is a subset of a much larger experiment (see [16, 17] for more details).
The problem in the construction of an optimal design matrix as a particular subset of a much larger universal set of potential solutions needs specially problem-adapted genetic operators.
The myc gene family is only a subset of a much larger super family of genes that encodes DNA binding basic helix-loop-helix proteins (bHLH).
A zinc finger is a very narrowly defined subset of the much larger group of zinc binding domains.
The toads used in this study were a subset of a much larger group involved in a broader study (Phillips, 2009; Greenlees, Phillips & Shine 2010; Webb et al., 2008).
Based on direct cloning, sequence conservation, and predicted secondary structures, a large number of miRNAs have been identified in higher eukaryotic genomes but whether these RNAs are simply a subset of a much larger number of noncoding RNA families is unknown.
