Sentence examples for by a small factor from inspiring English sources
However, at high powers, intensity measurement is only outperformed by a small factor.
As this will effectively reduce the sample of data we use for model fitting by a small factor, we choose to increase the sample size by 20%.
Even though RIsearch systematically computes an energy differing by a small factor compared with the full Turner energy model, the reported energies strongly correlate (r = 0.99) with the energies computed by the full model in DuplexFold.
If the illumination intensity is increased by a small factor k so that the fluence reaches the threshold in some places, then in those regions the chromophore will become non-absorbing (will 'switch-off').
The final θ is then obtained by scaling down the estimated time-average by a small factor (0.026 in our simulations; see Appendix A).] so that higher- lower- than-average values of O(x, t) lead to a gradual increase (decrease) in θ.
Secondly, the reduced ester formation after 3-4 runs of esterification is mainly contributed to the shifting of equilibrium towards hydrolysis due to water accumulation (and by a small factor due to enzyme denaturation) which can be restored by a large factor using dehydrant solution.
The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is a small factor by comparison, the survey reveals.
Other things being equal, a reduction in short-term interest rates should bump up asset values, because their stream of future earnings is discounted by a smaller factor.
The lower diameter cut point for concentration is not exact and it is therefore possible that some of the health effects we observed are attributable to fine particles that may have also been enriched above ambient levels (albeit by a smaller factor than coarse PM).
If one of these parameters is bounded on a class of graphs, then so is the other, but they can differ by a small constant factor and this difference can be crucial for the resulting runtime.
They show that the distance traveled by packets in CSR is bounded above by a small constant factor of the length of the shortest path.
