Sentence examples for much smaller significant from inspiring English sources

For example, when measuring HIV viral load, clinicians work on orders of magnitude (log10 scale), whereas research that measures normalised gene expression by RT-qPCR frequently presents much smaller significant differences (e.g. often less than threefold).

Using the same test and the same scoring method, *Dronjic and Helms-Park (2014), however, found native English speakers' performance on the two subsets showed much smaller, albeit significant, correlations (.383-.460).

Liberation size of coal is much smaller; and significant improvement in yield is observed when coal is crushed down to as low as −6 mm to −3 mm and −1 mm.

The principal result was a vast conductivity zone beneath the Altiplano high plateau at mid and lower crustal depths and a much smaller, though significant conductor associated with the Precordillera Fault System.

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).

Synonymous SNP counts showed a much smaller, though significant, difference between ORs and controls.

In the TIR class of TEs a much smaller non-significant difference was found.

First, we note that a much smaller number of significant DV genes are identified compared to significant DE genes.

Government-backed SinoFortone sealed a much smaller but diplomatically significant deal when it bought a 16th-century Buckinghamshire pub for an undisclosed fee.

Other autonomous communities have had similar but much smaller and less significant illegal organizations whose terrorist activities have ceased, including the Terra Lliure (Free Country) in Catalonia and Exército Guerrilheiro do Pobo Galego Ceibe (Free Galician Guerrilla People's Army) in Galicia.

Without this earlier data point, the average fluctuations were much smaller and not significant.