Sentence examples for omit a large from inspiring English sources

Since RInChIKeys omit a large amount of information, it must be possible for different reactions to have the same RInChI keys.

To ensure that the survey was manageable time-wise and to increase its reliability, we had to omit a large number of demographic, socioeconomic and environmental variables that were considered at the planning stage.

A lower value of (delta ) can reject more trial individuals and omit a larger number of function evaluations, but can also increase the possibility of rejecting a good child; a larger value of (delta ) reduces the possibility of rejecting good child.

The efficiency of the estimated comparison is influenced by a parameter for error margin: lower value of error margin parameter can reject more trial individuals and omit a larger number of function evaluations, but can also increase the possibility of rejecting a good child; larger value reduces the possibility of rejecting a good child.

The quality control approaches varied from none, through using statistical weights, to omitting a large number of spots or omitting entire slides.

The didomain structure reveals a possible way to generate a small and compact KS domain by omitting a large part of the linker and MAT domains, which could greatly aid in rapid screening of KS inhibitors.

The previously published dataset as presented additionally unaccountably omitted a large number of codon pairs (3586 were listed instead of the 3904 expected 61 × 64).

This allows us to evaluate statistical enrichments more stringently since we are omitting a large portion of the genome that had low a priori likelihood of being bound by p65.

This is, in our opinion, a large improvement of the previous quality assessments in reviews on this topic, which have omitted a large number of studies from the quality assessment and have only used a subjectively determined evidence level cut-off, a modified generic quality appraisal tool or a seven-point bias-risk assessment.

The simplest strategy for merging the clinical and research goals would be to accelerate the acquisition of the high spatial resolution clinical scan with CS by omitting a large percentage of k-space from the acquisition and reconstructing with a CS scheme that uses both spatial and temporal constraints.

Many of the studies of community-based programs have used subject populations with medically diagnosed arthritis, which potentially omits a large number of people who have joint pain and participate in these programs, but who do not have a physician diagnosis of arthritis (Kovar et al 1992; Lorig et al 1993, 1998; Lindroth et al 1997).