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A later study concluded that the figure was much smaller — about 1,400 patients.
In addition, the fission yeast genome is much smaller (about 5000 genes) than mammalian genomes, which make it much more tractable.
The piece that hit the Endeavour was much smaller, about 4 inches by 3.8 inches by 1.8 inches, and weighed about one-third of an ounce.
There are a number of ways to tell the difference: calicos are much smaller, about 200 to a pound, and much whiter.
Umari et al.10 studied the substitution of Pb by Sn and found the SOC effect on Sn perovskites to be much smaller (about 0.4 eV).
(Obama and the Democratic-led Congress are starting much smaller — about $60 billion in stimulus measures will be taken up in the lame-duck session, and then, after the Inaugural, most second-round proposals are in the range suggested by the Princeton economist Alan Blinder over the weekend; two per cent of G.D.P., or about $280 billion).
The first extracellular loop consists of about 53 amino acids and the second one is much smaller, with about 24 amino acids.
Studies that count only people who identify themselves as gay or lesbian, however, come up with much smaller numbers: about 2.8percentt of men and 1.4percentt of women.
The case for PZZA is that it's much smaller, with about one-third as many stores, indicating more potential for growth.
The second story was about a much smaller gathering: About a dozen Conservative party leaders and Brexiteers — all male, white, middle-aged and elite — made their way to Prime Minister Theresa May's sprawling country estate in yet another desperate attempt to save her premiership.
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