Sentence examples for much smaller extent from inspiring English sources

(Chile's inflation figures have been criticised, too, though to a much smaller extent, and Chile's state statistics institute is far more independent of the government than Argentina's).

However, with the club enjoying a period of footballing transcendence, their organised support has – to a much smaller extent – enjoyed its own renaissance.

Multi-peak profiles were observed in compression in spherodised cementite specimens and to a much smaller extent in the martensite tempered at 400 °C.

They resemble water in their acid base properties but, because of their lower dielectric constants, facilitate processes producing ions to a much smaller extent.

Sintering of supported nickel during sulfidation occurred to a much smaller extent with the niobia-supported catalysts than with the alumina-supported ones.

(2) In the K404E mutant, the influx Kt's for 5-formyltetrahydrofolate and 5-methyltetrahydrofolate were markedly increased, and to a much smaller extent folic acid, as compared to L1210 cells.

In the complaint, Mr. Pan, who is also known as Oliver, is quoted as saying that he had funneled large campaign contributions through straw donors to Mr. Liu in previous elections, and, to a much smaller extent, another politician.

"Although much smaller in extent, the color is striking," said UC Berkeley team member Michael Wong.

The Eastern Highlands are much smaller in extent than the Western Highlands, but they offer equally impressive contrast in topography.

In contrast, tactical conservation actions unfold on much smaller geographical extents and they need to reflect the habitat loss and fragmentation that have sharply restricted where species now live.

The increase in PGE2 level fitted well with the extent of mPGES-1 gene induction but not with that of COX-2, whereas changes in the 6-keto-PGF1α level were much smaller than the extent of COX-2 induction.