Our model predicts that an internal reference panel, even when considerably smaller than an existing external reference panel, nearly always improves imputation accuracy.
He asserts that Americans would be far better off if, for example, the money devoted to pesticide control were spent on very different priorities, like hospital emergency rooms, even if in considerably smaller sums.
Apparently, they have made the product considerably smaller even since CES and upped the resolution from 720p to 1080p.
Consequently, Charon itself must also be a planet, even though it is considerably smaller than our own moon.
Some of his portraits are life-size, but the artist generally preferred to keep them on a considerably smaller scale, even when full-length, as in Constantijn Huygens and His Secretary (1627).
In short, you're getting the equivalent of a mini-DSLR: loads of features in a package considerably smaller than even most ultrazoon fans are used to.
Even though this amount is considerably smaller than the number of the TOA couples improperly indicated by the false alarms and confirmed during association phase, the elimination of the ghosts represents a preferable benefit.
Note that for the majority of objects even the large version was considerably smaller than real life exemplars of the object, since all of the morphs could be comfortably grasped by one hand.
Even in species with genomes considerably smaller than humans and representing taxonomically diverse lineages, introns can account for a substantial proportion of the genome.
Mutant clones of dco are considerably smaller than controls even when apoptosis is inhibited, suggesting that Dco promotes cell division/growth in addition to its role in cell survival.
