Sentence examples for is sometimes smaller from inspiring English sources

The split between registered voters and likely voters is sometimes smaller than a poll's house effect.

Hence in the results reported in Table 2 the optimal objective function value (J f ) is sometimes smaller (i.e. better) than the nominal one (J nom ).

Glenoid size, especially in Asian women, is sometimes smaller than the commonly used 29-mm baseplate; therefore, the need for appropriate sizing of the glenoid component has been suggested.

Mr. Bostwick questioned whether the difference between four and five stars would influence customers; regulators acknowledge that the difference is sometimes small.

He is sometimes small, like his maker; at other times a human could fit in his hand.

Although the quantity of material available is sometimes small, the quantities tend to be growing as consumption, and therefore production, increases.

As shown in Fig. 9, the selected α opt from the DP method is sometimes small or large (because of the underestimated or overestimated echo data noise level) that leads to an undersmoothed or oversmoothed solution.

Each center enrolls a different patient population, has different standard of care, the sample size varies between centers and is sometimes small.

Which may be nice, but hardly produces fireworks, unless you consider the correct way of applying business rates to onshore wind farms an incendiary issue.Where there are differences, they are sometimes smaller than they seem.

They are protruded and are 45 65 µm long and 5 8 µm wide, they are sometimes smaller near the gill edge.

GT335-positive dots were sometimes smaller in NEDD1-depleted cells, suggesting that they are likely to be centrosomal fragments.