Sentence examples for relatively small specimen from inspiring English sources

A circular disc containing a partial ring weld was devised to create high levels of residual stress in a relatively small specimen.

Experimental investigation of Fibre Reinforced Polymer (FRP) confined concrete is normally conducted on relatively small-scale specimens, where the scaling effects of the specimen size are usually ignored.

A numerical simulation of confined columns experimentally tested by [1] is performed for relatively small concrete specimens of constant size but with different cross-section corner radius.

This is caused by (1) the orientation of the test specimens towards directions that are exposed to high amounts of driving rain and (2) the use of relatively small test specimens.

Moreover, the data in the four above-mentioned cases came from a relatively small number of specimen, where each animal has been measured many times.

However, the relatively small number of specimens included for T. ornata and T. cf. formosa does not allow an estimation of the intra and interspecific variability, and species delimitation hypotheses would be more accurately tested by adding replicates.

These allopatric clone mates were not removed from the data prior to analysis, since it concerns a relatively small number of specimens and because it is unknown which of the sites was the source.

While increased scatter is again noted due to the relatively small number of specimens, the overall pattern is relatively consistent with that observed in 25(OH D immunoassay results.

Due to the relatively small number of specimens in this study, it was not possible to discriminate the individual contribution of each analyst towards the overall level of error.

Due to the relatively small number of specimens and the large number of variables, we reduced the dimensionality of the data (coordinates after superimposition) using the ordination technique of principal component analysis (PCA) (i.e. [ 85, 86]).

Most evaluations of the GenoType® MTBDR plus assay have involved a relatively small number of specimens (usually less than 50) and were conducted in primarily academic facilities located in low TB burden, high income countries [ 9, 12- 17].