Sentence examples for rather large proportion from inspiring English sources
A trochanteric flip osteotomy was used in a rather large proportion of the cases in this series.
Among the non-significant pairwise genetic distances, a rather large proportion could actually be due to lack of power in significance testing because of small sample sizes.
One obvious limitation of this study is the missing baseline BMD data from a rather large proportion of included RA patients.
Although the median misclassification indicate a general overestimation of time spent in MVPA, a rather large proportion of the participants underestimated time in MVPA.
In a rather large proportion of patients with RA, the number of patients with missing data (e.g., DAS28) was for some years rather high.
A possible selection bias might be present because a rather large proportion of invited schools declined to take part in the study.
This observation is in accordance with Petersen et al., who along with others, have questioned the results from RCTs with rather large proportions of non-participating patients [ 13].
A YouGov poll last summer found that barely one voter in four (27%) wanted Trident replaced "with a new and upgraded system"; about the same number (25%) favoured maintaining the current Trident system, without upgrading or renewing it; but a rather larger proportion (36%) supported scrapping Trident in favour of spending the money on conventional defence forces.
Which, when you're talking small amounts in the first place, is rather a large proportion of your tip not going where you'd like it to.
One complication that arises in this group-wise strategy, however, is that not all rare variants are potentially disease-causing; rather, a large proportion are believed to represent background neutral variation.
Rather interestingly, a large proportion of the genes involved in D. melanogaster meiotic chromosome cohesion and segregation also appeared to be Drosophila or Diptera specific and were not identified in the P. aegeria transcriptome.
