Sentence examples for a small quantitative from inspiring English sources

Although zero-point and thermal vibrational contributions have a small quantitative effect on barriers, both the potential energy and the free energy landscape unambiguously demonstrate that the decisive step for the dimerization has a significantly lower barrier than the monomer cyclization, with potential energy and free energy barrier differences of 0.72 and 0.51 eV, respectively.

Such traits are influenced by multiple genes (each a quantitative trait locus QTL), each having a small quantitative effect and interacting with the environment.

The paper briefly touches on the international, academic role of English, outlines its contemporary role in universities in the People's Republic of China and then describes a small quantitative study of student difficulty with specialist English that illustrates the impact of those difficulties on text accessibility.

Extending the 5'UTR length in TISU mRNAs resulted in only a small quantitative effect (Fig. 4B lower panel).

We conclude from these studies that there may be a small quantitative increase in MHC class I in the brains of MECP2 knockout mice when compared to the wild type but this increase is not seen in isolated primary MGCs containing mostly neurons and astrocytes.

The structured observation involved a small quantitative element in that observations were recorded in ten-minute lots.

Subsequent to our study, further work by Le Corvec et al. (2013a,b) has provided new insights into a smaller quantitative boundary for the AVF.

Although there was a very small quantitative component in the AGPNS, overall, it was a rapid, field-based approach [ 12] and defined according to Morse [ 26] as a QUAL- qual method (Table  1).> We collected data from 25 practices that varied in size, organizational structure and geographic location across two Australian states.

Within the global hydrologic cycle, freshwater lakes play a very small quantitative role, constituting only about 0.009 percent of all free water, which amounts to less than 0.4 percent of all continental fresh water.

The higher concentration required to achieve intermediate repellent responses and differences observed under heat shock may indicate that the orco null mutant exhibits reduced sensitivity compared to the wildtype control (as shown in Figure  4B) and that the other elements that mediate adaptation in this experiment made a relatively small quantitative contribution.

The alphabet, she suggests, entailed not a qualitative difference but an accumulation of small quantitative ones, by helping more readers reach efficiency sooner.