Sentence examples for distinctly smaller in from inspiring English sources
Of the five upper unicuspid teeth, the third distinctly smaller in size than the fourth.
The spontaneous neuronal activity in the MeA was typically low and isolated action potentials were distinctly smaller in magnitude than those encountered dorsal to the MeA we used these distinctive characteristics to improve accurate targeting during the experiment.
This effect was protein-specific: adding bovine serum albumin (BSA) to Pep2 at the same molar ratios resulted in changes of activity that were nonsystematic and distinctly smaller in magnitude (±30%; Figure S5D, Supporting Information), underscoring that the pronounced and dose-dependent increase of Vmax of Pep2 was specific for TreS, likely a consequence of complex formation.
However, these numbers are not distinctly smaller than those in other pharmacogenomic/expression studies published in the literature [ 45] and provided us with an 85% statistical power to draw conclusions about individual genes and pathways [ 46].
This difference in CCP after varying the PaCO2 was in a distinctly smaller range than that observed in our septic patients.
As has been discussed in [7], assuming a suitable lesion and investigation independent value V ̄ r for Vr does not introduce sizable errors since the second term in Equation 1 is in general distinctly smaller than the first one, while its inter-lesion variability is rather small.
Compared to the soil temperature change at a depth of 1 m, the soil temperature at a depth of 15 m has a distinctly small amplitude in response to future climate change.
The regions in which introgressions occurred may possess distinctly smaller nucleotide divergence than the genomic average.
Scale differences and temporal sampling make evaluation of coarse to moderate spatial resolution remote sensing models and DVMs difficult using in situ measurements of NPP, as they represent distinctly smaller areas.
Numerical integrations confirm that such subintervals are distinctly smaller than ((-1, +1)).
Eggs from the tropical subspecies are distinctly smaller.
