Sentence examples similar to comparatively smaller component from inspiring English sources

Because the OSE is a comparatively small component of the total ovary, detection of Cre-mediated excision of LoxP flanked sequences in the ovaries of Brca1LoxP/LoxP mice would likely be obscured if genomic DNA from the entire ovary was used for PCR amplification and detection of excision.

The three Camponotini genera not included in our study (Forelophilus, Overbeckia, and Phasmomyrmex) together comprise only six living species and represent a comparatively small component of the overall diversity within the tribe.

License type is only of interest to a comparatively smaller portion of survey respondents.

Chinese consumers have played a comparatively small part.

Atmospheric tides are detectable meteorological phenomena but are a comparatively minor component in atmospheric motions.

The mutants AM 4, AM 5, AM 7 and AM 8 showed comparatively smaller changes in these biochemical components when compared to the results for mutants AM 9 and AM 10.

Subsequently there is a comparatively small tensile wave component below ambient pressure with negative pressure up to 20% of the value reached by the positive pressure peak and of comparable long duration (2000 nanosec) (Gerdersmeyer et al 2002; Urhahne 2005; Wess 2006).

Selection pressures affecting the relative size of the neocortex could therefore also affect the relative sizes of all other brain components (e.g. if the neocortex becomes comparatively larger, the other brain components automatically become comparatively smaller).

Shock waves are presented by a single, mainly positive pressure pulse of large amplitude that is followed by comparatively small tensile wave components (Wess 2006).

Comparatively smaller cities also reflect incomplete European integration.

The number-one rule is that a small component always has a smaller component inside, and an even smaller component will inevitably hold a smaller-smaller component.