Sentence examples for sizeable volumes from inspiring English sources

Leibniz did publish one huge book, the Theodicy, and edited a number of other sizeable volumes which collected together documents he had transcribed from unpublished manuscripts held all across Europe.

Any redirection of Turkmenistan's gas exports could have potentially severe repercussions; for it would deprive Russian monopoly Gazprom of sizeable volumes of gas that it is counting on to meet its domestic supply and export commitments.Liberalisation's limitsAny opening to foreign investment under Mr Berdymukhammedov is unlikely to be accompanied by significant political liberalisation.

Although some studies have investigated the impact of having simultaneous ACPA reactivity to different citrullinated peptides (see, for example, [ 6- 10]), such studies have hitherto been performed with multiple parallel enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) tests, an approach that is laborious and can demand sizeable volumes of scarce serum samples (for example, from historical cohorts).

Back in 1891 the librarian of the Astor Library was surprised to receive a sizeable volume entitle "Proceedings of the N. Y. Farmers".

It's a sizeable volume on its own, but — given the Twitter model — it's even more impactful since they spurred a number of interactions and retweets outside those spam accounts, perpetuated by individuals.

The HMAP project has generated a sizeable volume of research products.

It is indeed the case that the rules on mutual recognition apply to 21% of all European industrial production, which is truly a sizeable volume.

Based on an in-depth literature review, it was anticipated a sizeable volume of the present cases would be overweight, rather than underweight or of normal body weight, regardless of sub-group diagnosis.

Results indicated considerable numbers of GFP+ cells (up to 20% of total cells counted, based on nuclear staining, preferentially located in the EC, striatum and cortex; Fig.  1A and B) and sizeable GFP+ enclosed volume (up to 2% of the total hemisphere volume; Fig.  1C and D) in the injected hemisphere at PND10, indicating rapid and efficient LV-mediated transduction of neonatal brain cells.

In addition, the obstacles of nuclear compartments, the lamina and other chromosomes have the potential to cause stochastic chromosome-wide effects on measured bulk volume, which is perhaps why we observed sizeable differences in measured volumes between decondensing sister chromatids.

Blyton's educational texts were quite influential in the 1920s and '30s, her most sizeable being the three-volume The Teacher's Treasury (1926), the six-volume Modern Teaching (1928), the ten-volume Pictorial Knowledge (1930), and the four-volume Modern Teaching in the Infant School (1932).