Sentence examples for effectively smaller than from inspiring English sources

Populations smaller than the critical community size, or those rendered effectively smaller than that critical size through control measures, we term nonmaintenance populations.

When considering CpGcluster islands with p-value ≤ 1E-5 (the original relaxed set), the CGI fraction overlapping the promoter region is effectively smaller than for the other programs.

By optimizing its design, the PHEs will effectively be smaller than the real example given, with a consequent reduction in cost.

And since, as Scheiber reported, founders age 45 and older are responsible for half of all start-ups, older tech founders are presumably competing for a pool of money that is effectively much smaller than that available to younger entrepreneurs.

Filtering subpopulations using UAR will reduce the sample of populations that have a smaller N e more than those with higher N e, since individuals in effectively small populations are in general closer related.

"The R.B.A. appears to have judged that one larger cut would achieve the objective of boosting domestic credit and the housing market more effectively than smaller cuts," Wei Gu, an economist at Standard Chartered in Hong Kong, commented in a research note.

Larger proteins with more PEG strands competed more effectively than smaller proteins with fewer PEG strands, suggesting a multiplicity of soluble PEG molecules is required to compete effectively with Ab binding to pegloticase bound to the ELISA plate.

This poses a serious puzzle theoretically: either galaxy formation becomes effectively stochastic on scales smaller than ~0.1 L* or the central densities of dark matter subhalos are significantly lower than predicted in dissipationless simulations.

In truth, though, κ varies between cells; specifically, cells with some mitochondria weakened due to aging will effectively have a κ smaller than the default value.

Effectively, kMNFCW / kWCMNF is smaller at high temperatures than at low temperatures if the effect of CMNF is smaller than that of kMNF.

The report of Simon highlighted the role of tumour size in the prediction of the local tumour progression rate of tumours smaller than 3 cm being more effectively treated with RFA than larger tumours.