Sentence examples for pool of large from inspiring English sources
The surge in the first three months of this year shows a 50% increase on the same period for the 2010 election and the largest total figure reported for any single quarter to date Lord Falconer, the shadow justice secretary, said the figures showed the Conservatives were reliant on a small pool of large donors, despite Cameron's calls in the past for an end to big money in politics.
Before deployment, each sensor randomly picks up two primes and from a pool of large primes without replacement.
It is a challenging task to learning BBN structure from observational data because of pool of large number of candidate network structures.
This combined data in a single file complicates the harvesting process and development of pattern recognition techniques for selectively excluding the non-atomic co-ordinate information from the pool of large collection of textual data presented as supporting material.
Industry watchers have been anticipating a shakeout, as technology spending has dried up and corporate customers are buying products from a small pool of large companies, rather than the other way around.
Specifically in this study, 2dPCH revealed a predominant complex of Ste11 and Ste50 with a 2∶1 binding stoichiometry, and a pool of large, Ste11-free Ste50 oligomers.
Since the RNA deep sequencing results are obtained with a pool of larger number of biological samples, this could indicate that in these cases the micro-arrays result are less trustworthy.
The double-decay model works as if there were two pools of large woody necromass (i.e. sap- and heart-wood) with two different decay rates.
KeyPoint combines multi-dimensional pooling of large numbers of individual DNA samples and the use of sample identification tags ("sample barcoding") with next-generation sequencing technology.
The production of these vector products involved pooling of large amounts of biological material.
In 6/6 reactions on pools of large neurons, the TRPC4 transcript was always detected.
