Sentence examples for essentially smaller than from inspiring English sources

In general, (g_{n}^{c}) is essentially smaller than (k_{n}^{c}), thus the estimate for (L_{n}^{mathrm{ch}}) is better than the estimate for (L_{n}).

Further the width of the glass transition is independent of the film thickness which indicates that the extent of the cooperativity is essentially smaller than 12 nm.

In both of these cases it frequently happens that the predicted DTI is ranked below the known DTIs for the drug, thus confidence for such predictions is essentially smaller than by choosing the single top-ranked prediction for the drug.

Contrary to our assumptions that intra-animal variability would be essentially smaller than inter-individual variability, we found that both types of variability were in the same range.

One more interesting question is the following: Can one find a non-quasi-greedy basis for which CTGA has an essentially smaller Lebesgue constant than TGA?

Therefore, we obtain the corresponding approximations (Y_{t,varepsilon }^{star star star },Z_{t,varepsilon }^{star star star }) for the values t∈[τ ε,T] with essentially smaller τ ε than in the case of one-step MLE-process.

But then we are drawn back to a world so much bigger than our hour upon the stage that we know again how essentially small is each human story.

Black cars are essentially small-scale limousines that serve mainly business customers who pay with vouchers or credit cards rather than cash.

All good, but as with Hollande, essentially small-ticket items.

It was shown that for both compatibilizers the concentration at which the interfacial tension essentially levels off is smaller than the concentration at which the average radius of the dispersed phase essentially levels off.

This effect essentially implies that modules smaller than a specific scale are not detected, as the optimisation process combines smaller communities into larger ones in order to achieve better modularity.