Sentence examples for a much smaller interval from inspiring English sources

The study also confirmed the presence of a known major QTL for heat tolerance on chromosome 5 (qSTIY5.1/qSSIY5.1), which was narrowed down from 23 Mb in the original study to a much smaller interval of 331 kbp.

Since the chr12 capture targets were over a much smaller interval (3.87 Mbp), its harder to make any definitive statement regarding GC% and lower sequencing coverage, but the patterns of coverage seen in both capture experiments examined here are in line with previous studies [ 9, 21].

Fortunately, in real case, one can capture more SAR images of one physical target in a much smaller azimuth interval.

In these algorithms, the optimality system is split into many small subsystems over a much smaller time interval, which are coupled by appropriate continuity matching conditions.

In addition, Lamarc estimates are characterized by a much smaller confidence interval, that never includes the true value.

It is clear that the larger sample size of experiment C gives a much smaller confidence interval.

But it can also be set to function in the much smaller intervals of idle time that occur even when a machine appears to be in constant use.

It is interesting that this pair was also mapped in the genomes of A. thaliana and V. vinifera, but spanning much smaller intervals.

In fact, early relapses and, similarly the first inter-attack interval, exerted a much smaller impact on times to disability from DSS 3 than on times to the same endpoints from onset of progressive phase (Tables 6 and 8).

This indicates a strong agreement among the two methods for the majority of the compounds with some inconsistencies at the interval boundaries, but for a much smaller number of cases.

Note while interpreting the 2 models, that the ATX model is based on a much smaller sample size and, therefore, has much broader confidence intervals than the LAS model.