"moderately smaller" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
It can be used to describe something whose size is an intermediate between two other sizes. For example, "The drapes in the bedroom were moderately smaller than the ones in the living room."
Instead, he wants to be a living example encouraging people to downsize, even if it's only to a moderately smaller home.
BEF and R were also correlated with each other in this study, but the correlation coefficient was moderately smaller.
The results across two different open source programs were then compared against a previous mono-objective and previous multi-objective approach, and, while the number of defects resolved was moderately smaller, the meaningful refactorings were increased.
The amplitude of the MI at the HUA station is larger (approximately −50 nT) than at GOES-12 (approximately −19 nT), and the amplitude ratio of the satellite to the ground is 0.34, which is moderately smaller than that recorded by Kokubun (1983) (0 55 at 07:00 MLT).
Henderson and Snively's [59] revised pre-sacral volume measures approximately 3.742 m3 and is therefore only moderately smaller than our value of 4.053 m3 for Acrocanthosaurus (i.e. 92.3% our volume).
The secret of Aston's success might well be attributed to its highly specialised courses and moderately small student population of around 5,000 undergraduates and 1,200 postgraduates - a recipe that also benefited the School of Oriental and African Studies and London School of Economics, which came fourth and fifth respectively in the league.
For many applications, both the horizon length and the state dimension are moderately small.
Model II is valid for very small ε (e.g., ε=10−7), but Model I for a moderately small ε (=0.1 10−4).
Once again, the correlations were generally small to moderately small, suggesting that these variables could be independently used in regression analyses.
An important objective will be to look for performance as close as possible to channel capacity with dictionaries of moderately small sizes, allowing small signal spaces.
Considerable progress has been made in defining and incorporating evaluation criteria in systems that generalize maps over moderately small changes in scale.
