Sentence examples for invariably smaller from inspiring English sources

First, cations (which are formed by the loss of electrons from the valence shell of the parent atom) are invariably smaller than their parent atoms.

The result for the Atlantic Ocean reveals that the older water masses have invariably smaller ΣCO20 as compared to the more recently formed waters.

Then, we reevaluated the biochemical properties of PrPSc in the two subgroups of dCJD and found that the size of PrPSc from p-dCJD was invariably smaller than that of type 1 PrPSc from np-dCJD [ 20].

Whenever staining could be detected at both mother and nascent daughter centrioles (Cep192, NEDD1, CAP350 and γ-Tubulin), the diameter of the daughter ring was invariably smaller than that of the mother (Table 1).

The capitals were almost always located near river mouths, territorial domains were invariably small, and rulers were independent of one another.

His altruism has been rare and invariably small in scale -- like cleaning up Grand Central Terminal or fixing the Wollman Rink in Central Park -- and highly visible, with his flag always planted firmly in the foreground.

In any two-party system there are invariably small parties in addition to the two major parties, and there is always the possibility that a third, small party prevents one of the two main parties from gaining a majority of seats in the legislature.

The work summarized in Tables 1 and 2 are almost invariably small, academic pilot or feasibility studies.

Because of lack of dietary protein, the mutant ovaries were invariably small, but at least 50% contained mature stage 14 eggs, indicating that oogenesis could proceed normally.

The size of stocking material was invariably small (20 to 40 mm) and the stock was left at the mercy of nature and the predators.

The final residue in β-strand B (at the P-2 position) is invariably small (Ser, Gly or Ala) for typical blades1 in order to accommodate the folding of the aspartic acid side chain.