The number of test-takers earning the highest and lowest scores is relatively small, so small changes in the number of people in each group might result in big apparent percentage changes from one year to the next, she said.
The absolute number of patients was relatively small, so small differences, such as for the relationship between age and cancer laterality, were not statistically apparent.
Mackinawite is relatively soluble, so small changes in the initial ratio Fe S used in its synthesis can lead to relatively large changes in the aqueous Fe and S concentrations.
The reason is that at the location of the EWT rate (east of Saskatoon), the difference in the GPS data is relatively small, so its effect is smaller.
In CaGeO3, the Ge4+ cation is relatively small, so although Ca2+ is still small enough to cause the compound to adopt the CaSnO3 structure, the distortion of the framework is relatively small and M A / M B is closer to 1.0 than in CaZrO3 where the larger Zr4+ ion makes the distortion more pronounced.
However, the content of Oa among total fiber in whole rice plants is relatively small, so the decrement of OCW is small compared to that of Occ.
The stage is relatively small, so everything has to count.
The number of insect neurons is relatively small, so that each neuron must be capable of dealing with a maximum amount of information.
The comedy universe is relatively small, so the 10 who made it to the house were hardly strangers -- they had been encountering one another on the road for years, had worked together, formed friendships.
Firstly, each data chunk is relatively small so that the cost of training a classifier on it is not high.
