Sentence examples for extent than predicted from inspiring English sources

In particular, persistent changes have emerged in observations earlier and over a larger spatial extent than predicted by models.

Minutes from this month's meeting showed policymakers thought there would still be a "material slowing" in economic growth in the second half of this year, but to a lesser extent than predicted at the time of August's rate cut.

Despite the model qualitatively capturing subjects' SPEs, more work is required to understand why subjects' task choices favor tasks with external feedback to a greater extent than predicted by the model.

Binding experiments demonstrated that BCO allele-specific sequences impaired tag-antitag interaction to a greater extent than predicted by a standard algorithm for secondary structure.

As shown in Fig. 4, in most cases AChE was inhibited to a less extent than predicted from the CPO concentration (dotted line).

We investigated these costs in long-tailed macaques where alpha males mate guard females to a lesser extent than predicted by the priority of access model.

We then used the HMGU model to analyze the accretion of zirconium in bones: not only did we observe a delayed aggregation but also to lesser extents than predicted by the ICRP model.

Figure 2 shows that positive attributes predicted less psychiatric disorders (beta coefficient range: –0.19 to –0.32) to a significantly higher extent than disorders predicted less positive attributes (beta coefficient range: –0.05 to –0.08).

Overall, higher feed water temperature reduces energy consumption and observed salt rejection to a greater extent than that predicted by the model, which suggests that RO transport models must be developed for predicting changes in solution and membrane properties.

"The results so far have suggested that in line with predictions that austerity has led to reductions in demand which has led to reductions in output, to an even greater extent than pessimists predicted".

Under the conditions used the extent of mass transfer is larger than predicted from many equations found in the literature; it is assumed that this is due to circulation-enhanced diffusion in the forming drop.