Sentence examples for numerically shorter from inspiring English sources

Although transit was numerically shorter (21.8 (4.2) h vs 27.4 (4.1) h), this difference was not significant.

Time-to-first SAE and time-to-first AE resulting in discontinuation were numerically longer, whereas time-to-first cardiac SAE was numerically shorter with arformoterol than placebo.

However, the PFS and OS in both groups in the current study were numerically shorter than those observed in the pivotal study by Hurwitz et al. [2].

In patients treated with placebo, high EGFR copy was associated with a numerically shorter survival, indicating that copy number might also be prognostic.

Additionally, among the chronic pulmonary aspergillosis patients who showed favorable efficacy response, we found that the duration of therapy in the caspofungin group was numerically shorter than that in the micafungin group.

The mean time to healing was statistically significantly shorter in 3 of these 5 reports (Colin [ 21], Collum [ 22], Kitano [ 25]), and numerically shorter in the other two (Hamard [ 24] and McCulley [ 27]).

In regard to the short-term disability in both primary and sensitivity analyses, numerically fewer short-term disability days and lower associated costs were reported in the insulin glargine cohort than in the NPH insulin cohort, but this was not significant.

The Labour Party did best numerically, but fell short of expectations (see Bagehot).

Catalytic partial oxidation of iso-octane over a rhodium/alumina coated honeycomb monolith is experimentally and numerically studied at short-contact times for varying fuel-to-oxygen ratios.

So, at each discrete time step k, the noise co-variance matrix R k has to be updated by estimating the standard deviation (std) of a numerically differentiated (diff) short signal segment.

In this pilot study, early ICU rehabilitation was safe, and was associated with numerically although not statistically shorter hospital stay, greater strength and improved functional scores.