Sentence examples for a suitably small from inspiring English sources

Once I've obtained a suitably small blood sample (the size of a pin head), I allow the strip to absorb it from my finger.

The iterative process can be continued until a suitably small objective function or no further improvements can be determined.

Small samples such as root tips required a suitably small volume chamber to reduce effects of lowering ψπ.

This is possible, but it requires a conductive core with a suitably small temperature gradient at the onset of freezing (see Fig. 5a).

On the other hand, from (C2), choose a suitably small (varepsilon>0), there exists (Gamma>0) such that (f k,y)>(h k -varepsilon y>0), (0< y

The results indicate that for into mesh lubrication, a suitably small angle inclined to driving gear, deviation of injection position from into mesh side, and larger spray distance improve the lubrication effect.

In vivo studies had been hampered by a lack of suitably small and well-characterized animals.

The problem was finding a radar that was suitably small; CH radar's huge towers obviously could not be swung about in this fashion.

One measure to assess subtypes from CAMS is the number of genes having FDR < c, where c is a suitably chosen small value; we use c = 0.1 in our examples and call this measure N01. Figure 1(c) shows that N01 is obtained by counting the number of genes with FDR < 0.1.

Thus, taking δ, β and α suitably small, we obtain the desired a priori estimate (3.2). □.

We obtain the optimal decay rate for ∥ ∇ u t ∥ 2 2 by deriving its decay estimate from below, provided that either ε is suitably small or the initial data satisfy the proper smallness assumption.