Sentence examples for a smaller size than from inspiring English sources

Then I picked up a yeast clone that was the complete opposite: it was dividing when the cell was at a smaller size than normal.

Modern breeding practices make lamb available year round, and it is now relatively mild-flavored, raised to a smaller size than mutton, which is a sheep 1 to 2 years old.

Officers, Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) and civilian staff are set to lose their jobs as part of the new measures that will see the West Midlands Police force reduced to a smaller size than when it was formed in 1974.

The selected measurement, which has a smaller size than the original one is then stochastically transmitted.

These empty silica particles have a smaller size than particles containing one or multiple LaPO4 NCs.

Google also stresses that whenever you use the "for Glass" construction in your logo, "for Glass" must be a smaller size than the rest.

If your weight has remained constant over many years, you might wear a smaller size today than you did ten years ago.

Despite the similar age at maturation, small-selected fish matured at a smaller size (L) than random and large-selected fish (Fig. 2A, Table 1).

In a clinical setting where women are intubated with a smaller size ETT than men, there were no significant differences in POST or PH between genders.

In a simulated chain, the source node receives fixed size data blocks at a fixed interval and at a slightly smaller size than for an average slot size (e.g., 3 ms).

The angel sharks inhabiting the Gulf of California may also represent a different species, as they mature at a much smaller size than those from the rest of their range.