Sentence examples for rather large number from inspiring English sources

A rather large number of terms is required to generate accurate results in some cases.

Unfortunately, a rather large number of errors and inconsistencies is found in the glycan moieties of these 3D structures.

The GIF must represent a rather large number of pixels efficiently, or the file size (and Internet transport time) gets too large.

However, the use of inappropriate modal expansions usually leads to misleading results or may require a rather large number of terms.

As may be expected, the results of the rather large number of experimental studies reported in the literature are not always consistent.

A separation of variables method based on expansions of the electromagnetic fields in terms of spherical wave functions is expanded at nonspherical (axisymmetric) particles with a rather large number of layers.

For a profession concerned with precision, it is remarkable how infrequently we economists talk about those rather large numbers.

In our democracy, it is the constituent -- the voter -- or, rather, large numbers of them, who have the most influence on the way a Representative or Senator will vote.

The major caveat of this study was that rather large numbers of cells were transferred (1×10∧5) without the inclusion of control co-transfers, which may have masked the endogenous physiological response.

Because traditional progeny testing schemes require rather large numbers of phenotypic records and have long generation intervals, GS schemes will often be superior to progeny testing schemes when compared at an equal number of phenotypic records.

This study adds yet another cautionary note that it takes rather large numbers of ancestry-informative markers to ensure against false inferences about discrete hybrid classification [ 21, 22, 24].