Sentence examples for much smaller degrees from inspiring English sources

Complex living cells produced in vivo (as products of evolution) raise the question whether all this complexity is really necessary for life, or whether cellular life can also be realised in human laboratories, involving much smaller degrees of complexity (p. 1293).

In contrast, cross-validation with 20 replications and bootstrapping with 200 samples showed much smaller degrees of variability between repeated analyses of the same small data set and, in both cases, the standard deviation of the C statistic was less than 0.01, which was small in relation to the absolute error.

Authorities with a much smaller degree of independence from government are not uncommon across Europe.

However, our results also revealed — with one key exception — that support for redistribution increased to a much smaller degree.

Her polling tells her Mr Nader still hurts Mr Kerry more than Mr Bush, although by a much smaller degree than a few months ago.

"Authorities with a much smaller degree of independence from government are not uncommon across Europe," it added.

In contrast, the iBT straddled the boundary between the two to some extent and involved a much smaller degree of the information reduction that is required in summarizing.

Within the parameters of Earth's oceans, the electrical conductivity of seawater depends on temperature, salinity, and to a much smaller degree pressure (depth).

However, with interpolation the RMSEs of azimuth and elevation estimates remain decrease until SNR reaches 45 dB and converge to a much smaller degree.

It is shown that the wave resonances in the springs influence the support vibration to a much smaller degree than the foundation vibration and energy transmission into it.

The same is true of the Democratic Party, but to a much smaller degree.