Sentence examples for of smaller sized from inspiring English sources

The excess of smaller sized CNV genes is in accordance with general predictions [ 30, 40].

Place larger sized popsicle sticks perpendicular to the direction of smaller sized popsicle sticks in a staggered pattern.

However, the latest version of CEDD1 adapts to the description of smaller sized images and according to the image's size in question, and defines a minimum of 20×20 block division of at least 2×2 pixels each.

Litvack et al. [ 161] found an inverse correlation between particle size and IgM-mediated clearance by macrophages, showing that IgM promotes the clearance of smaller sized particles, including MPs (<1  μm) compared to particles over 1  μm in diameter.

Provision of smaller sized boats, in addition to 50 passenger vessels, for route flexibility as well as additional local economic development programmes were identified as additional mitigation measures during the year".

Narrow peaks were obtained for higher volume of extract implying the formation of smaller sized AgNPs.

Astranis tackles the immediate connectivity conundrum with its geostationary positioning, and the cost and bandwidth problem with a new model of smaller-sized satellites (roughly the size of a refrigerator) and new software-defined radio technology, according to Gedmark.

They showed that the occludin knock down caused a marked increase in the flux rates of macromolecules above 5 kDa such as inulin and dextran but had only modest effect on flux of smaller-sized probes under 200 Da such as mannitol and urea [ 36].

It's about the perfect size for a computer, a couple of smaller-sized books and random gadgets.

For example, the Vietnamese raters limited the definition of infiltrates to relatively homogenous opacities greater than 10 mm in size, whereas the Japanese raters also included groups of smaller-sized scattered lesions with unclear margins in this classification.

This was because of the increase in vertically overlapped leaves between smaller- and larger-sized trees as a consequence of large height-growth of smaller-sized trees.