Sentence examples for nominally less from inspiring English sources

In fact, this supercharged V-6 feels more potent than the V-8 although its horsepower is nominally less.

Mr. Putin has clearly been the paramount member of the tandem, remaining the country's prime mover even in a job with nominally less power than the presidency.

The nanoindentation of semicrystalline polyamide 6 (PA6) specimens was evaluated by atomic force microscopy with an extremely sharp diamond tip whose apex was nominally less than 10 nm in radius.

Major bleeding was comparable and minor bleedings (0.75 vs. 5.67%) were nominally less frequent.

N+ subjects tended to be older (P < 0.001), more often male (P < 0.001) and APOE4 carriers (P = 0.003), nominally less educated (P = 0.03), and performed less well on the MMSE than N− subjects (Fig. 3, P < 0.001).

Even though the resolution of our sub-tomogram average at 24 Å is nominally less good than that of the single-particle map at 18 Å, several features are more clearly resolved.

Although more than 80% of Indonesians are nominally Muslim, less than half are devout and many see no reason to bring religion into government.Nevertheless, resurgent Islamic parties could complicate efforts to keep the country in one piece.

Only one of the questions was nominally significant with less than 25percentt missing data (paternal age).

Thus, in this case, a distinct group of viruses evolved via reassortment of genomic segments derived from extremely diverse viruses, one of which is (at least nominally) a capsid-less dsRNA virus-like replicon whereas the other is a regular positive-strand RNA virus.

And these are Republicans, who are no doubt nominally in favour of less government, yet see no problem with government stopping a man and a woman who love each other from getting married because their skin tones clash.

Thus, the true incidence of specific anti-OKZ antibodies is likely to be less than nominally determined.