Sentence examples for numerically smaller from inspiring English sources

A larger number of misclassified cases increases both the numerator and denominator of observed specificity, though the numerator increases proportionately less since it is numerically smaller than the denominator.

Numerical reductions in fasting proinsulin (mean difference versus glipizide/metformin −5.5 ± 1.67) and numerically smaller increases in fasting glucagon (mean difference versus glipizide/metformin −4.9 ± 1.88) were demonstrated for saxagliptin versus glipizide.

This record of delivery, of which every Liberal Democrat can be proud, is made all the more remarkable as we are the numerically smaller partner.

The last extreme-fundamentalist Sunni state in the wider Middle East found this out in 2001 when US air strikes in support of the numerically smaller Northern Alliance overthrew the Taliban in Afghanistan.

The own wage elasticity of married men is numerically smaller than the wage elasticities of married women, in accordance with the findings in labor supply studies.

The Parzen-Rosenblatt Window consistently assigns better ranks to the known targets, its predicted ranks being numerically smaller by a factor of 4.3.

(There are anomalies, numerically small but demonstrably generous niche audiences like WAMU's bluegrass fans).

The rise, in nine years from 2003 to 2012, may appear numerically small: up from 23 to 115 cases.

Within British Jewry, active opposition to Zionism was numerically small, but was well situated to have maximum impact within the British political elite.

Isis is fighting numerically small armies that have an even more limited number of combat troops who can be deployed.

Islam is numerically small but followed more passionately, at least by a substantial minority of its adherents; Muslims are quite sharply divided over how to interpret their faith.