Sentence examples for essentially less than from inspiring English sources

Oxide solubilities have been stated to be essentially less than those for molten chlorides at the same temperature.

LH: Essentially, less than 3percentt of the budget of the National Institute on Aging, the key source of major funding in this country for research on aging, is spent on studying the fundamental biology of aging and that's a liberal estimate.

It is seen that the curves of the density of states are modified only slightly, essentially less than under variation of the magnetic field.

With accepting irregularity and consequently more closer packing in space arrangement of these B NP, the volumes of corresponding trapping sites are expected to be essentially less than those geometrically regular shown in Fig. 1.

Therefore, the fuzzy goal concept can be expressed as: (F_{i}(bar{X} preceq F_{i}^{b}, i=1,2,3,) where the relational symbol (preceq) reads as "essentially less than or equal to".

In the fuzzy environment, the quantity from a source is essentially less than equal to the supply capacity of products for different items, that is, ∑ j = 1 N ∑ k = 1 K x i j k ( p ) ≲ a i ( p ), i = 1, 2, 3, …, M ∀ p. (17).

P ≪ Q means that P grows essentially less rapidly than Q; i.e., for each ε > 0, P ( t ) Q ( ε t ) → 0 as t → ∞.

Let P, Q be two N-functions, (Pll Q) means that P grows essentially less rapidly than Q; i.e., for each (varepsilon>0), (P t)/Q varepsilon t to0) as (ttoinfty).

The most deviations in the predictions are for CRMs from the gt and kni regulatory regions (Table 7): Models 2 and 3 are essentially less accurate than Model 4 in gt 's CRM simulation, and Models 3 and 4 are more accurate than Model 2 in kni 's CRM simulation.

The bilingual L1 lexical disadvantage hypothesis predicts that relative to monolinguals, the peak interference should be shifted to negative SOAs for a bilingual L1. "Bilinguals are essentially less proficient or fluent than monolinguals" (Gollan et al., 2005, p. 1231) due to the reduced frequency of language use, which leads to delayed lexical access.

Possibly the most intriguing aspect of what has happened is how quickly the French Football Federation has become the focus of a set of anxieties which are essentially less to do with sport than to do with national identity and ultimately the meaning of the French Republic.