Sentence examples for representation of a large from inspiring English sources

The model was then successfully extended to the representation of a large number of data over the 298 473 K temperature range.

In this study we consciously selected the Chave et al. [25] models as they fulfill several key criteria (the inclusion of wood density, representation of a large DBH range, and development from a large sample size).

However, the peatland distribution map for Indonesia used by Yu et al. [1] was digitized from a descriptive figure provided by Page et al. [46], and is therefore a coarse representation of a large proportion of the total tropical peatland area.

After analysing whether the workshops actively challenged the innovation barriers in the current subsectors, we conclude that the latter two dimensions of system learning seem to have been hindered by the representation of a large part of the value chains in the workshops.

Benefits of using data from the EIP program include laboratory confirmation of influenza and representation of a large population from geographically diverse areas in the United States.

It also provides a very suitable framework for epistasis studies since it allows for a structural representation of a large number of genetic attributes and their interaction relationships [ 26].

This paper presents FROSTY, a computer program for automatically extracting the high-level structural representation of a large-scale digital CMOS circuit from its transistor-level netlist and a library of subcircuit descriptions.

The videos you see scattered throughout the website right now are actually a tiny representation of a larger body of footage we came across in our research, and are part of the larger picture.

Figure 4 B is a kymograph representation of a larger number of principal components.

The civil liberties case has placed New York officials in the awkward position of defending a $400 million locally financed system that a 2006 commission said did not provide effective representation to "a large portion of those entitled to it".

A commission appointed by Judith Kaye, then the chief judge, concluded in 2006 that the state's defender system failed to provide effective representation to "a large portion of those entitled to it," citing bloated caseloads and inadequate training and supervision.