Sentence examples for minor less than from inspiring English sources

The full year results on 18 May were in line with our expectations and the changes to our earnings forecasts are relatively minor (less than 2%).

In a homogenous landscape the discrepancy is but minor (less than 2%), but the situation is different in a heterogeneous landscape: Not only is the quantitative discrepancy between the two types of ESSs appreciable (around 10%20%%), but more importantly, at the same parameter values, evolutionarily stability properties may differ.

Aluminum and Fe were the most abundant trace elements in the colorful agate sample, up to 5000 and 4000 ppm, respectively, whereas Cu, Mn, and Co were minor, less than 200, 3, and 5 ppm, respectively.

Aluminum and Fe were also the most abundant trace elements in the blue agate sample, up to 400 and 100 ppm, respectively, whereas Mn and Ti were minor, less than 15 and 1 ppm, respectively.

Using this approach we observed relatively minor (less than 50%) differences in the amounts of individual tryptic peptides of Nob1p and of other ribosome biogenesis factors co-purifying with Rio2p-RNPs from cells ectopically expressing either full length rpS5 or rpS5-ΔC after rpS5 depletion (Fig. 5B).

Accessibility is also correlated with more income generated from marketed forest resources, although this income contribution is minor (less than 1% for farmers) compared with agricultural benefits.

That happened to Molina in 2008, when the Mets reassigned him to the minors less than 36 hours before the season opened.

Informed consent was taken from patients before doing CT. in addition in case of minors (less than 18 years) informed consent by the parents or legal guardians.

In minors less than 15 years of age, the rate of discharge diagnoses for BD showed a non-significant increase from 0.2 to 0.3 per 100,000 (increase of 50%).

He came up from the minors less than two months ago, has played on a level comparable only to that of the early Joe DiMaggio, and has singlehandedly (okay, with both hands) lifted the Dodgers from the ignominy of overpaid underperformer status into credible pennant contenders.

The sample consisted of 43.4% males, 20.7% minors (less than 18), 13.7% within the age range 19 to 24, and 42.5% from the lower socioeconomic strata.