Sentence examples for and a comparably small from inspiring English sources

I have always been astonished that we have been able to maintain this disciplinary breadth and also achieve consistent excellence with fewer than 1,700 faculty and a comparably small staff.

Considering the large size of the population of naive CD4+ T cells and a comparably small proportion of Treg cells expressing shared TCRs, most of Treg cells in tumors are likely generated by conversion of effector CD4+ T cells.

Indeed, approximately half of these published reports included only 15 or fewer depressed children or adolescents and a comparably small number of non-depressed control participants.

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing rank small in terms of their total contribution to the state economy and employ a comparably small proportion of the workforce.

By the end of the 20th century, these three activities accounted for just a tiny fraction of the gross domestic product (GDP) and employed a comparably small segment of the workforce.

In scenario 2, all users run the same application with a desired data rate of and, which achieves a comparably small MOS gain of at most, as reported in Section6.6 for users.

This transformation has two important consequences: the majority of MCEPs are drawn blue with a low color contrast (so the human observer does not perceive many structural features) and the color contrast for a comparably small subregion of the 11-dimensional colocation feature space, spanned by the rest of the MCEPs is strongly enhanced.

Meixell and Luoma (2015), for instance, use a comparably small sample consisting of both intra- and inter-organizational studies and include only empirical papers dealing with stakeholder pressures.

Note the different scale and missing Bayesian statistics for 'whines' (right), as these consisted a comparably small part of the repertoire and included many zero values, especially at the earlier breeding stages.

More than $93 billion was spent on emergency response and reconstruction in a 10-year span; a comparably small portion of funding ($13 billion) was spent on disaster risk reduction during that same period, according to the Overseas Development Institute.

Former occupation and home ownership showed in bivariate analyses a comparably small effect on the number of chronic condition that disappeared after controlling for the other indicators of socio-economic status.