Sentence examples for small estimates in from inspiring English sources
The number of β-barrel proteins in the outer mitochondrial membrane is probably small (estimates in yeast are c. 15), though the major porin VDAC accounts for around 25% of the protein mass of the membrane (Burri et al., 2006; Zahedi et al., 2006; Hoogenboom et al., 2007; Young et al., 2007).
The xth percentile was obtained as the 5000 × (x/100 th smallest estimate in 5000 replicated estimates.
For example, Miami, which had the sixth largest population, had the third smallest estimate in reduced deaths, whereas estimated avoided deaths for Riverside Californiaa), which had the 13th largest population, were comparable to estimates for Philadelphia, the fourth largest MSA.
Using only the primary prevention trials gave smaller estimates of benefit in BRCA1 carriers but larger estimates in BRCA2, in both cases with wider confidence intervals.
Rerunning our analysis including small/unstable districts and districts with referral hospitals resulted in a smaller estimated change in the annual rate of mortality decline after the introduction of IMCI (4.1% pre-IMCI vs 6.4% post-IMCI: p=0.02).
In three cities in Canada, Doyon et al. (2008) projected a significant increase in temperature-related mortality in summer that was not offset by a significant but smaller estimated decrease in fall and winter mortality.
The remainder of the population is classified as latently infected, therefore constant lifetimes result in smaller estimates of the prevalence of infection.
The resulting effects are comparable to the small effects estimated in many GWAS [Manolio et al., 2009].
The small Ne estimated in the current study suggest that stringent selection on breeding lines may ultimately produce a better commercial product, partly through effective exploitation of heterosis.
This is consistent with the slightly smaller estimate of s in D. pseudoobscura (fig. 3).
Figure 3 also shows that increasing N S can achieve smaller variance of estimates in the MATP-C.
