Sentence examples similar to distinctly smaller values from inspiring English sources

An analysis of results from literature revealed that Young's moduli of c-BN thin films are generally distinctly smaller than bulk material values.

It seemed distinctly smaller than it had when he was little, like a toy version of the real thing.

Numerical integrations confirm that such subintervals are distinctly smaller than ((-1, +1)).

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.

The energy gap of (1 0 1) defect surface (1.888 eV) is distinctly smaller than that of (1 0 1) perfect surface (1.951 eV).

Compared to the amount of water used for energy generation by the PAT, this ratio is even distinctly smaller.

They are applicable to free surface flows, when the flow thickness is distinctly smaller than the lateral dimension.

Due to addition of gelatin, the pore sizes get to be distinctly smaller and pore dividers more slender, while interconnectivity along declining pre-solidifying temperature.

Most prosauropods were distinctly smaller than sauropods but were still relatively large, but the oldest and most basal form, Saturnalia, was only about 5 feet (1.5 meters) long.

Knäusl et al. delineated distinctly smaller target volumes (0.3 to 11.5 ml) and reported MTV underestimation up to 39% using PSF compared to OSEM [12].

Eggs from the tropical subspecies are distinctly smaller.