Sentence examples for much smaller since from inspiring English sources

The data population sizes for the large-extreme end of the x-axis are much smaller, since not all networks can achieve such large temporal reuse.

Using a larger lower limit (from a resolution of 1.2 (CFOV) to 2) as a cut-off when thresholding for the peaks accepted had the largest effect: The calculated HFs are, as expected, much smaller since they will be based on far fewer events.

Precise delay rates in turn allow a proper prediction of the particles' delays (7), so that in the end much fewer particles are needed to represent the a posteriori density, as the delay spread of the particles during the importance sampling is kept much smaller, since delay hypotheses, which do not match the delay rates are not generated during the importance sampling.

To explore the effects of within-applicant error correlations on the significance of our estimates (which are likely much smaller since the average resume applied to only 2.8 jobs), we replicated our main results on a sample consisting of one randomly-selected application from each worker.

The screen is also the star here, and that 5.5-inch high res beauty is set off by thin side bezels, and top and bottom bezels that appear much smaller since they take up a far smaller percentage of the overall front surface of the device.

If true, the vast majority of impacts happened in that epoch, whereas the cratering rate has been much smaller since.

But a ban on some injections is expected to have a much smaller impact, since 70 to 80percentt of users with kidney failure have already shifted to intravenous use, the company said.

And, incidentally, that doesn't mean that she carries as much "economic weight" as us, because, absolutely, she has a much smaller GNP, since she is a country with a much smaller population, and her traditional policy of neutrality has led her to stay out of the European Community.

But they also note that the CTR in the U.S. are higher for Symbian, though on a much smaller scale since Nokia isn't nearly as popular here.

Absorption might also play a role, although to a much smaller extent since the absorption coefficients μa measured in bulk biological tissues are typically 10 times smaller than the reduced scattering coefficients [40].

However, since in the model these fluctuations were very much smaller, and moreover since it appears from the published data that the FOXO localization in a particular cell is more or less stable in time, we believe this is unlikely to be the case.