Sentence examples for much smaller average from inspiring English sources

The seeded seedlings were much smaller (average 34 cm) and their combined emergence and survival rate (average 56%) was lower than the survival rate in planting.

That leaves a population about the size of the United States, including a growing middle class, with a much smaller average income.

By employing etching at a lower acceleration voltage for a longer time, a good Ic-spread of 17% for 1000JJs is obtained in spite of a much smaller average Ic of 0.1 mA.

Adding the blend solution of PVPy and MCPS in chloroform to an excess of toluene also produces micelles but these have a much smaller average hydrodynamic radius (〈Rh〉) than those prepared by adding toluene to the blend solution.

Compared with that in original hiPP particles, the dispersed EP domains in pellets have much smaller average size and relatively uniform size distribution, indicating homogenization of the EP domains in the hiPP by melt-compounding.

From porosimetry analysis, CFGDL presented a lower porosity of 67% and a much smaller average pore diameter of 4.7 μm compared to the single-layer GDL (porosity of 77% and pore diameter of 35.8 μm) and dual-layer GDL (porosity of 73% and pore diameter of 25.5 μm); however, it also gave the largest limiting current density, which reflects the improvement in mass transportation.

This may be caused by the fact that those compounds are real inhibitors with much smaller molecular weights than the average 377 Da and were thus screened at effective concentrations higher than 30.2 μM.

The wingspan of an average adult male Pteranodon was 5.6 m. Adult females were much smaller, averaging 3.8 m in wingspan.

It is also interesting to observe that the mean FFLness of the Y-elements being part of the significant FFLs (beyond MarA, i.e., FliA, NarL, ArcA and RpoE) is F = 0.34, while a much smaller averaged value was observed for the rest of hubs with upstream regulation and non-significant co-regulations, i.e., F = 0.07.

This suggests that, although the average fiber width itself does not seem to change substantially during hydrolysis, the numbers of fibers with widths much larger than average, as well as the number of fibers with widths much smaller than average, increased dramatically during hydrolysis.

The average gap between wealthy and poor students at the same schools is much smaller: an average of 5.7 percentage points.