Sentence examples for very large subjects from inspiring English sources

However, cleft sentences often use very large subjects (What really makes me angry) and long complements (people who throw rubbish on the ground) and because of this the verb can agree with the subject or the complement – which means, in the case of a plural complement – the verb is plural.

As well as providing views in colour, Beato worked to represent very large subjects in a way that gave a sense of their vastness.

Supplementary BLAST parameters used were application of the Dust simple sequence filter and setting hspsepsmax = 1000, appropriate for use against very large subject sequences.

It should be observed that this is a very large study including almost 100,000 subjects.

Here, we present the results of a very large study, where over 2200 subjects older than 90 years, recruited within the framework of the Genetics of Healthy Ageing (GEHA) EU project (Skytthe et al., 2011) and coming from most of the European populations, were compared with a similar number of younger controls matched for sex and geographical origins.

Despite being a very large study, PROTECT may have needed more subjects to reveal a statistically significant reduction of DVTs.

As we used a relatively large field size (12° across), eccentric fixation or any fixation instability would have to be very large for subjects to completely miss the test stimulus or for a large asymmetry in the stimulation of the nasal vs. temporal fields to be created.

Importantly, these data are designed to be extracted from standard-of-care images, leading to a very large potential subject pool.

Whereas obligate host parasites typically have small populations subject to frequent evolutionary bottlenecks [ 32], some environmental organisms such as the open-ocean prochlorococci have very large populations subject to genome streamlining and reduction [ 33].

The conventional ODE model (that can be very large) is subjected to a state space transformation which results in the exactly reduced model if the unobservable states are omitted.

It would require a well-controlled study of a very large number of subjects over time to interpret these results.