Sentence examples for negligibly smaller than from inspiring English sources

Only very short incubation period was detected, but the magnitude was negligibly smaller than that of Li metal electrodeposition.

Depending upon the choice of CV, different terms in the momentum conservation equation are zero by definition or are shown to be negligibly smaller than other terms.

They also pointed out that the disturbance caused by thermally-induced stress from the surface is negligibly small at depths deeper than 10 m.

Experiments with inert tracer particles in the cytoplasm of Swiss 3T3 cells show that the in vivo diffusion coefficient is an order of magnitude less than that in vitro for molecules with hydrodynamic radius 14 nm and diffusion becomes negligibly small for molecules larger than approximately 25 nm [ 7]; similar results have been obtained in Xenopus neurons [ 18] and skeletal muscle myotubes [ 19].

This turns out to be equivalent to the "balanced network" of Van Vreeswijk and Sompolinsky, but in a regime in which the net input remaining after cancellation is comparable to the components that are cancelled ("loose balance") rather than being negligibly small in comparison ("tight balance").

The degree of overlooking the ultramicro inversions hidden within the local alignments would be higher within the alignment between closely related genomes, because mismatches in short regions are negligibly small for highly similar alignments longer than ten kilobases.

Although the prokaryotic control dataset includes a certain fraction of actual pairs, this fraction is negligibly small (we estimate it to be less than 1 %) and thus the corresponding histogram well approximates Kr distribution for non-actual pairs in the case of prokaryotic genomes.

In this analysis, AC frequency has been assumed much smaller than the plasma and gyrofrequency and the collision frequency negligibly small and independent of particle velocity, where as the thermal velocity of the background electrons are much larger than the induced velocity due to AC field.

Direct comparison of then- and posttest ratings also yielded slightly higher performance gain than sequential ratings, but this effect was negligibly small.

However, in that case the working fluid was water rather than air and effects of fluid property variations were negligibly small.

The space required is negligibly small, and furthermore it is much more time- and cost effective than traditional animal tests.