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Mr. Rosentraub said that tourists would flock to either city for the Games, but that their economic impact would be relatively small because restaurants, hotels, museums and other attractions in New York and San Francisco operate at capacity when the economy is in good shape.

However, the effect of the temperature error would be relatively small because the brightness temperature varies with the emission measure and the inverse of the square root of the temperature in Equation 4.

These numbers are likely to be relatively small because the majority of patients of working age with psychotic disorder are managed by adult general psychiatric services.

Thus, the bias of this study is considered to be relatively small because the overall incidence of preeclampsia was the same.

The impact of imputation error rate on the reliability of GEBV is expected to be relatively small, because the imputation error rate was small (0.41%).

For example, when providers are capitated, payment can be relatively small because, all else equal, the opportunity costs of improving performance are low compared to when providers are paid through fee-for-service.

The decrease was relatively small because other high-density genotyped relatives also contribute to the accuracy.

Exelon's carbon footprint is relatively small, because it has many nuclear reactors, he said.

The number of power plants and oil refineries is relatively small because big plants have economic advantages over small ones.

Manhattan's number is relatively small because its rectangular grid allows for fewer open spaces between intersections.

But in many states, the number of reports is relatively small, because doctors and hospitals fear the data will be used in lawsuits.