Sentence examples for total considerable from inspiring English sources
Our regression model explained over three-fourths of the total considerable inter-institutional variations in graduation rates.
The burgeoning overall total masks considerable variation in fundraising success between individual institutions.
Ratings and total viewership considerable increased from its predecessor; 1.326 million spectators watched the episode during its initial airing.
Although the presence of an NDR in the promoters regions is widespread (i.e., affecting mainly TATA-less genes, which represent around 80% of the total), a considerable number of genes exhibited a more variable promoter architecture (Reviewed in [ 14]).
Because postharvest losses of fresh fruits due to excessive softening can account for as much as 30~40% of total production, considerable research had focused on mechanisms of fruit softening, often using tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) as a model system [ 3].
The correlation between the results of different antioxidant assays and oxidation parameters of oil indicated that leaf extracts and fractions, exhibit considerable total phenolic contents, total flavonoid contents and scavenging power, along with more potent for enhancing the oxidative stability of sunflower oil.
That is a considerable total (Federer, who has won 17 majors, this week won his 250th grand slam match).
"There will be just enough water if the proportion of animal-based foods is limited to 5% of total calories and considerable regional water deficits can be met by a … reliable system of food trade".
Anthony McGrath hit a century as Yorkshire built up a considerable total on day two against Hampshire at the Rose Bowl.
Nevertheless, all these small amounts add up to a considerable total vivacity (Totalkraft), and this fused representation is tantamount to a concept.
Local Government Minister Mr Hopkins told MPs the settlement still left councillors with "considerable total spending power" and many councils were seeing growth in income from business rates.
