Sentence examples for still large amount from inspiring English sources

The X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy scan XPS) and spectral curves fitting indicated that after conventional chemical cleaning, there were still large amount of carbon and oxygen on surface, where the oxide mainly included gallium oxide and aluminum oxide.

This fact can be mainly attributed to the still large amount of organics being disposed of at landfill sites.

Aerosols in the stratosphere last years instead of weeks - so only a relatively smaller (though still large) amount of sulfate emissions would be necessary, and side effects would be less.

Furthermore, there are still large amount of genes in the universally expressed categories such as metabolism and cellular process which expressed specifically in high-abundance in mature embryo.

The number retained was still large, amounting to 23 in one indictment, and 57 in the other.

That doesn't mean that negotiations are reaching a conclusion there are still large amounts of text in brackets.

Still, large amounts of rain can increase the likelihood of flooding, and more heavy precipitation over the long term "is an expected and observed consequence of climate change," Mr. Arndt wrote in an email.

Although the NBS and its provincial-level branches conduct specialized input output statistical surveys, there are still large amounts of statistics borrowed from other sources that are not concrete enough for an IO table.

Consequently there are still large amounts of genetic components that remain unexplained.

The highest and most elaborated mental products are filtered from the data chosen by the faculty next beneath, out of the mass offered by the faculty below that, which mass in turn was sifted from a still larger amount of yet simpler material, and so on". From James onward, and maybe before James as well, it has been popular to identify consciousness with attention.

The highest and most elaborated mental products are filtered from the data chosen by the faculty next beneath, out of the mass offered by the faculty below that, which mass in turn was sifted from a still larger amount of yet simpler material, and so on.