Sentence examples for much smaller influence from inspiring English sources

Compared with grinding by different grit size abrasives, the machine power has a much smaller influence on ground surface roughness.

Moreover, the measurement results show much smaller influence on surrounding pixels with the p+ guard ring structure in the case of disconnected pixel.

The effect of salinity across all temperatures, however, had a much smaller influence on larval size and no effect on yolk storage at hatch.

It shows a high correlation (CC ~ 0.7) with minimal time delays, with some (much smaller) influence of the solar wind electric field (see also Table 1).

But in fact, many factors are interrelated, which means that any given factor could have had a much smaller influence on the bottom line than a study's conclusion indicates.

Moreover, the sensitivity analysis indicates that the main driver of the cost results is the frequency of disease, with the VE range tested having a much smaller influence on the results.

In contrast, reductions in salt consumption and changes in the fatty acid composition of the diet would have much smaller influences.

Indeed, notches with properly shaped variable tip radii can have a much smaller deleterious influence on fatigue strength, but such optimized notches still are not routinely used in structural design.

A generalized linear model fit on the inventory data of the two sites suggested that productivity (volume increment over the last 10 years) was primarily influenced by the management factor while the stand volume, stand age and density had a much smaller, though significant, influence (Table 2).

Its only present rival, the euro, has a much smaller circle of influence, counting 25 devotees, beyond the 17 members of the euro zone itself (see chart).The 66 members of the dollar block have a collective GDP of almost $9 trillion, or about 14% of the world economy.

Each tribe had one vote, giving the older, and much smaller, rural tribes disproportionate influence.Tim ChandlerLondonA new worldbeaterSIR – Your article on Ecuador's constitutional rewrite claims that Ecuador is a "worldbeater" in having averaged a new constitution every ten years ("Going nowhere", May 10th).