Sentence examples for small and comparable from inspiring English sources

The zero concentration diffusivities were very small and comparable with the values of fully amorphous poly vinyl alcohol).

At these heights, the coupling of the heterostructure to the surface is small and comparable to the coupling to the STM tip, restoring the degeneracy of the lead-localized states.

We find that in general Te changes with solar activity are small and comparable in magnitude with seasonal changes but much smaller than the changes with altitude, latitude, and from day to night.

It was found that the fatigue strength scatter of the SUS630 at 106 and 107 cycles, which were corresponding to the fatigue strengths for the surface-induced and the subsurface-inclusion-induced crack nucleation modes, respectively, were significantly small and comparable to each other.

Furthermore, it is seen that the uncertainties of the quasi-electric and electric tensor elements are small and comparable to the uncertainties of the impedance tensor elements.

Major Outcome Measure: We measured insulin secretion in response to iv glucose and arginine before and after treatment and after drug washout.There were small and comparable reductions in glycosylated hemoglobin in both groups over 3 months.

In the other subgroups, effect sizes were smaller and comparable across subscales.

subgroups showed the most dramatic improvements during treatment with Equasym XL®; in the other subgroups, effect sizes were smaller and comparable across all three subscales.

The estimates for the low temperature periods became larger and statistically significant; those for the high relative humidity periods were smaller and comparable to the middle relative humidity; and for the low vapor pressure periods, the estimates were similar but became significant.

It is important to note that the simple CVTS equation had smaller bias and comparable RMSE compared with the FIA-PNW equation even though the simple CVTS equation has only three coefficients compared to six coefficients in FIA-PNW Douglas-fir equation for western Oregon and Washington.

In contrast with the large multimodel spread in W (~15% of the mean) W mean uncertainty in CMIP5 (i.e. average of individual model standard deviations of the detrended yearly timeseries) is quite small (~0.0012) and comparable to the observational uncertainty (En4; ~0.0011).