Sentence examples for extent is smaller from inspiring English sources

When trapping a 174Yb2+ ion we may not need to change the trapping or cooling techniques because the ion's spatial extent is smaller in the Doppler limit (higher charge, narrower transition linewidth).

Niimi et al [ 19] have shown that airway remodelling exists but the extent is smaller in cough variant asthma than in typical asthma.

In summary, we have found substantial flowering-time variation in C. rubella, although its extent is smaller than in A. thaliana, perhaps reflecting the more restricted geographic range of C. rubella (Hurka and Neuffer 1997; Hoffmann 2002).

Another explanation may be the small spatial scale of the study area, which is Ogun State as its extent is small when compared to the whole of Tanzania, Egypt and China.

The characteristics of temporal stability were susceptible to changes in scale when extent was small.

As discussed in the "Fire prevalence" section, our results show that burned extents were smaller in croplands than in other cover types.

As discussed in the " Fire prevalence" section, our results show that burned extents were smaller in croplands than in other cover types.

Two species most commonly associated with younger stands, northern flicker and downy woodpecker, were influenced by variables at both the meso-scale and macro-landscape scales, although the amount of variance explained by the greater of these extents was small.

However, it may well be a boon to long-time players in Europe like Qype and to a lesser extent Yelp (which is smaller here), which will now be in a position to ride the wave of mainstream adoption.

The position of these QTL could be further refined since the extent of LD is smaller in Chinese breeds than in western breeds and intercrosses [ 40, 41].

African migration to Oceania (mainly Australia and to some extent New Zealand) is small but increasing, and dominated by Southern Africans, which seems to largely follow British colonial.