Sentences with phrase «relatively large number»

That's the same 90 - year - old widow who, as a result of how and where she lives, is involved in a relatively large number of social relationships.

Taking a closer look, we notice that the $ 100K - $ 150K price range has a relatively large number of contracts pending sale.

What do you see as the benefit (s), if any, of renting to section 8 tenants (and as a result, assuming the risk of the frivolous inspection / repairs the program can potentially require) in an owner - friendly market with a relatively large number of qualified renters applying for each reasonably priced rental that hits the market?

Third, the «population paradox» refers to a situation in which a relatively large number of lower risk individuals carry the main burden of risk of disease in the population as a whole, such that while people living in a specific area may be at high risk, the majority of high - risk people are actually spread out across a range of areas.

Simple enough, but incredibly a relatively large number of resumes are circulated with missing or incorrect phone numbers.

The use of panels is an efficient approach to conducting interviews; however, they may be more stressful on the job applicant due to the relatively large number of people present at the meeting.

Bitcoin Gold will be supported by a relatively large number of exchanges, including major players like Bitfinex, OKex and HitBTC.

The company also said it has kept a relatively large number of Bitcoin since 2014 and given the upward movements on the Bitcoin since then, this should represent a nice added value.

He is facing a relatively large number of charges, none of which is extremely serious; the latter point is made by the fact that the Crown is proceeding summarily.

Equally concerning is the relatively large number of cases where PDD is not identified by the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test, but the disease is later confirmed by a pathologist.

A relatively large number of the affected dogs (36.6 %) were not receiving any medication.

Though rarely diagnosed, this condition likely affects a relatively large number of cats.

Also, a reading of the above posts seems to show a relatively large number of day traders, inexperienced traders, and penny stock traders.

After a long period, my «R» is much higher and I'm going to trade relatively a large number of shares (up to 10,000 shares) in each trade.

That means a relatively large number of people want an ePub supporting eReader so that they can get free library books.

The qualitative portion of our research will address this limitation by (a) developing a relatively large number of cases of successful leadership, (b) reporting the results of systematic cross-case analyses and (c) carrying out quantitative tests of the results provided by the qualitative evidence.

Notably, in a relatively large number of schools, no EL students scored at or above the standards for English language arts (ELA) and math.

«There is an urgent need for E-Act to take action to tackle underperformance in a relatively large number of academies in the trust and to ensure that pupils» achievement rises to a good standard.»

We began thinking about the task with a museum metaphor: a relatively large number of works would be collected and stored in the basement, with a small subset of them selected for public exhibit in various galleries, by various curators, organized by grade level, core content, media type, etc..

The reason for my recommendation is that if you're using effective exercises (as described earlier), you'll need a relatively large number of warm - up sets before you can tackle your work sets for that exercise.

«It is a well - designed study in a relatively large number of healthy elderly to show that Mediterranean diet may protect from subsequent brain atrophy.

DRD4 is one of the most variable genes, containing a relatively large number of DNA sequences that differ slightly from individual to individual.

This study is really a wake - up call to the medical community that a relatively large number of colorectal cancers are occurring in people under 50,» says study author Samantha Hendren, M.D., M.P.H., associate professor of surgery at the University of Michigan Medical School.

The structure of the water - rich polyamide / water system obtained from MD calculation showed that the water clusters are well connected to each other, and a relatively large number of water molecules are present at a distance over 3 Å from the polyamide.

Cancer cells that have a relatively large number of mutations in their DNA express aberrant proteins — or neoantigens — that reveal the cancer to the immune system.

In our analysis of the constituency results, John Curtice, Robert Ford and I noted,» Constituencies containing a relatively large number of people working in the public sector proved to be relatively loyal to Labour.

We may assume that a relatively large number of voters will choose one of these three party lists and put it into the election box without changes, for example 42,000 choose party A, 32,000 choose party B and 11,000 choose party C.

The relatively large number of Soviet Jews who will be coming this year (40,000) represents a good third of the total of all those to be admitted as refugees.

«Not all Americans believe in Hell — a point of view reflected in the relatively large number of «don't know» responses — and many religions don't include punishment in an afterlife as part of their teachings,» says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.

Other Thoughts and Ideas • Large Number of Bets — games with a relatively larger number of bets are good in several ways.

But consider the matter from the viewpoint of the J Alfred Prufrock MPs of the Tory backbenches — the real players in the present drama, since their lack of attachment to faction or viewpoint is more than compensated for by their relatively large numbers and, therefore, their decisive impact on internal events.

The OBR pointed out that some of the gross savings anticipated from universal credit were predicated on driving through cuts to relatively large numbers of families.

When the mice received no treatment or were treated with imatinib alone, the human leukemia stem cells propagated and grew to relatively large numbers.

Crested geckos were thought to be extinct until the 1990s, when they were rediscovered living in relatively large numbers on the islands of New Caledonia.

This may in part explain their popularity and relatively large numbers.

Each study could include several experimental results, which could result in non-independence bias driven by studies with relatively large numbers of results.

Below are a few examples of violations that add a relatively larger number of points to your record:

It was a breath of fresh air, and while we see a relatively larger number of OEMs offering Stock Android ROMs today, I think OnePlus nailed it there and then.

Not exact matches

A large client base and a relatively small revenue number is often a red flag.

As media companies like BuzzFeed and Vice Media continue to try and become as large as possible, some media executives are warning that the race for scale may be a mirage (Digiday gets a relatively paltry 2 million unique visitors a month, but says it is happy with that number).

«There are a large number of role models here, relatively ordinary people who start enterprises.

More broadly, large, slow - growing food companies have been paying up for acquisitions, confronted with a relatively slim number of deals that can make an impact.

The larger point Wolfers seems to be making with his response to Trump is that looking at the number of record - high closes in a narrow period is not a particularly good indicator of economic performance — particularly for a president who inherited a stock market that was already relatively high in value.

Despite the large box office numbers, Color Force purposely remains a relatively small operation.

That makes the mutual fund giant relatively expensive for very small businesses, but less costly for plans that have a large number of participants.

Chinese multinationals have expanded worldwide, while the Chinese market remains relatively closed to foreign companies in a large number of sectors.

The exceptions were March and October, where a number of large deals took place, and December, where funds raised were relatively well distributed.

Most industrial structures in the long - run end up with a relatively small number of large firms, not so many mid-size firms, and lots of little firms.

If a larger number of people at the low end go unemployed, or if (relatively) more people at the high end get employed, the median goes up.

Barbell industry structures consist of a relatively few giant corporations on one end, a narrow middle consisting of a shrinking number of mid-sized firms, and a large and growing number of small, micro and one person (solopreneur) firms on the other end.