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This difference between the two approaches is therefore relatively small and is always less than the RMS differences between any of the candidate models (see Tables 3, 5, and 7) and much less than the uncertainty suggested for each part of the IGRF model in the "Health Warning" (http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/IAGA/vmod/igrfhw.html).html

The evidence base for this subset of patients is therefore relatively small.

Therefore, the number of fires caused by ether is therefore relatively small.

Its overall contribution to uncertainty in the output variability is therefore relatively small.

The contribution of fireworks measured reflectivity is therefore relatively small, and a contribution from fireworks particles advected from urban areas into the protected reserves can be safely neglected.

The profit enjoyed by a business owner after he pays software geeks for the latest version of the software — in other words, for a rapidly depreciating chunk of capital — is therefore relatively smaller than his 19th century counterpart, whose machines were cheaper to maintain, and whose workers were more easily replaced by machines.

The numbers on which most estimates are based for this sample are therefore relatively small, and the estimates unstable.

The number of matched sets in this latter analysis was therefore relatively small, yielding a lower power to detect any differences between these two groups.

The differences between the groups are therefore relatively small, not necessarily mutually exclusive, and it is questionable whether there would be significant differences in the preferences of patients in some of the groups.

Incentives to change the current policies under the Code of Practice are therefore relatively small, and the current global power relations seem to be skewed in such a way that many HICs benefit from the current practice, which makes them likely to resist any actions that put restrictions on them.

The dimensions of our living brain slices (350 µm) exceed typical slice dimensions for conventional Golgi-Cox stainings on human brain samples (100 200 µm, (Jacobs et al. 2001; Petanjek et al. 2008; Zeba et al. 2008)) and truncation artifacts due to sectioning are therefore relatively small (van Pelt et al. 2014).