Sentence examples for levels smaller than from inspiring English sources

But that has come as the company's revenues have shrunk to levels smaller than at any time since May 2007, and the number of phones shipped, 1.9m, is the smallest since December 2006.

GE's latest "16 slice" machines take cross-section images of the body that are as thin as a credit card, letting doctors spot problems early by peering inside the body at submillimeter levels (smaller than the head of a pin).

The basic idea is to use significance levels smaller than the nominal significance level (of usually 5%) in interim analyses in order to secure that the probability of falsely rejecting the null hypothesis at any interim analysis or at the final analysis does not exceed the nominal significance level.

First, whereas the percentage of smoking abstinence (as defined by self-reported smoking status and CO levels smaller than 10 ppm at the monthly visits) in the active group (30.1%) was similar to the one anticipated and used for the sample calculation (30%), the percentage of smoking abstinence in the placebo group (26.1%) was unexpectedly high.

We found that firing activity caused a depression of cellular ATP levels, smaller than those observed in response to excitotoxic insults but significant nonetheless.

The numerical scheme is accurate up to fifth-order in time and fourth-order accurate in space, thus reducing all truncation errors to a level smaller than the dispersive terms retained by most extended Boussinesq models.

(ii) = The least quantization level smaller than, while function works as (50).

Pixels with modulation level smaller than t 1 are regarded as the shadow, pixels with modulation level larger than t 2 are regarded as background, and the object pixels are with medium modulation level.

(2) The flaring index of the disk, f, is suppressed by the dynamical pressure of the stellar wind and, as a result, is limited to a low level smaller than 0.1.

We considered proteins with Q-values (maximal FDR level) smaller than 0.1 to be significantly enriched in substitutions.

Because neighbors of neighbors and social contacts still live near patients [ 7], exposure to M. leprae is likely to cluster at a spatial level smaller than villages.