Sentence examples for same or smaller from inspiring English sources
In the same survey, 8 out of 10 respondents said the portions they ate at home were the same or smaller than 10 years ago.
Commentators – and the National Audit Office, which should know better – bandy the word around, when what they really mean is magically and suddenly squeezing more out of the same or smaller sums of public money.
About 12% of immunoreactive myenteric nerve cells were of the same or smaller size, and had multiple short filamentous processes.
Second, in most cases, federated evaluation leads to the same or smaller number of remote requests than tenant-side evaluation.
Our proposal guarantees the same or smaller number of arithmetic operations in comparison with the competing methods in the literature.
Therefore, to improve an expeller suction flow capability, while maintaining its performance efficiency (i.e. IR), larger number of the same or smaller holes should be considered.
Multiple overlapped variants from this source were filtered using the following rules (in order):i) When a deletion spanning multiple ORs overlapped with deletions of individual ORs in the same location, the former was preferred; ii) Among overlapping deletions affecting the same OR, the smallest was favored.
Since we take GS as a criterion for government subsidy in lieu of total government subsidy, institutions that have the ability to obtain higher subsidy (given the same stuff) or smaller number of staff (given the same subsidy) are more likely to be in the intervention group.
He said central government continued to tell Scotland that it could not run its own affairs, adding: "Forty-nine of the 71 countries which took part in the Glasgow Commonwealth Games were the same size or smaller than Scotland".
This suggests that materials of approximately the same size or smaller than the Sn atoms can diffuse through a defective carbon wall.
However, electrical synapse is passive, which means that the signal received in the receiver side is the same as or smaller than the initial signal from the sender side, called 'lack of gain'.
