Sentence examples for a much smaller data base from inspiring English sources

PDB is a much smaller data base and as will be seen below provides limited output with the octamers.

These results are consistent with the solar tracking algorithm optimized for cloudy conditions that we proposed in an earlier report and that was based on a much smaller data set.

This previous analysis was based on a much smaller data set from Internet discussions (in the order of 108 tokens) and the same English lexicon of affective word usage [7] we used.

Translation efficiency has previously been suggested as the cause of the selection in highly expressed genes in G. lamblia, based on a much smaller data set [ 74], even though only estimates of expression levels were available for a few of the genes.

With Folding@home, they would have generated a much smaller data set, permitting far fewer insights.

However, the most likely explanation could be the fact that all previous studies were based on much smaller data sets and associations based on those studies could represent false-positive findings.

While this novel approach does not negate a full phylogenetic analysis, the results presented here, based on simple estimates of diversity, are amendable to analyze very large data sets and are globally consistent with previous studies, which were based on complete phylogenetic analyses (Rambaut et al. 2008; Russell et al. 2008) but much smaller data sets.

Mr. Ryan instead would impose a smaller 8.5 percent tax on business "consumption" — a measure of income that excludes investment, meaning that the government would collect a much smaller share of a much smaller tax base.

Flickr, the free photo-sharing site, has a much smaller user base and a low conversion rate.

Ireland is starting from a much smaller research base than many European countries.

But clearly, they're operating from a much smaller knowledge base.