Sentence examples for much smaller component from inspiring English sources

Economists from J.P. Morgan, for instance, point out that employment of "temporary" workers, which often presages employment trends for permanent jobs, has risen sharply in recent weeks.Another, though much smaller, component of GDP growth remains indubitably on an upward trend: government spending.

Solar thermal power, also referred to as concentrated solar power (CSP), represents a growing but much smaller component of installed solar power generating capacity.

R. A. Sharpe (2000, 1 83), while stopping short of outright denial, suggests that our emotional responses to music are a much smaller component of our understanding experience of it than the philosophical literature on the topic would suggest.

Note also that health is a much smaller component of human capital investment than is education.

In total, we identified 65 communities; 24 form the largest component and 41 represent distinct and much smaller components.

For the purposes of the scenario modelling, the focus is on this broad based workforce; midwives and health visitors are separately identifiable but much smaller components of the overall nursing and midwifery workforce.

Superimposed on this signal is a much smaller rhythmic component that has a similar spatial distribution to the VSD signals.

The troublesome n (sample size) < p (gene expression predictors) problem became tractable since a much smaller p′ (gene component) was used instead of original microarray gene expression features.

The diffusion region of reconnection is treated as a thin boundary layer where the perpendicular components of magnetic field and velocity are much smaller than the components of these quantities along the layer.

While the former network from cues to intracellular signals operate through signal transduction mechanisms, such as protein phosphorylation and involve significant cross-talk between different pathways with many layers of interacting proteins, the network from signals to responses often include transcriptional events with much smaller number of components.

A new version was developed with a much smaller quantitative part with data for three out of the four original components (current demand, current supply, and future demand).