Sentence examples for and comparatively smaller from inspiring English sources

Although soil micro- and mesofauna need very small patch sizes and comparatively smaller sources of energy and nutrients to maintain their diversity, soil animal diversity is expected to increase with greater plant diversity due to enhanced opportunities for niche differentiation with respect to habitat use and sources of energy and nutrients106,107,108.

As justification for designating their new creature Homo rather than Australopithecus, they described the increased cranial capacity and comparatively smaller molar and premolar teeth of the fossils, a humanlike foot, and hand bones that suggested an ability to manipulate objects with precision hence the species name Homo habilis, or "handy man".

For the vent-mounted scenario, path loss is nearly the same at 433 and 868 MHz and comparatively smaller at 2400 MHz.

The fact that both Cercerini and Aphilanthopsini possess only simple and comparatively smaller PPGs suggests that these species do not utilize the same prey preservation strategy as the Philanthini.

They have the highest rate of operating days that were weekdays only; highest average number of collaborative hospitals and physicians with directions, and collaborative care management agencies; and highest average number of patients with intractable diseases; and comparatively smaller ratio of notifications of additions.

Yacht, a sail- or power-driven vessel, usually light and comparatively small, used for racing or for recreation.

For instance, even Earth itself — given its distance from the Sun and comparatively small size — would likely not be easy to spot using the transit method from afar.

As our adversaries acquire more accurate missiles, Marshall argues, wars will probably be fought either from long range or by quick and comparatively small units that get in and out quickly.

Mr. Catsimatidis, who has promoted his wealth as a major selling point for his campaign, much as Mr. Bloomberg did in 2001, immediately derided Mr. Lhota's fund-raising total and comparatively small resources.

Flatworms are thus constrained to be relatively flat and comparatively small; parasitic worms, which do not locomote, can achieve immense lengths (e.g., tapeworms), but they remain very thin.

It claims that their premiums would go up by 49percentt for individual purchasers and 28percentt for small employers — mostly because the proposed regulations would require insurers to accept all applicants without regard to health status, while the penalty for anyone who decides not buy insurance would be late and comparatively small.