Sentence examples for smaller advantage than from inspiring English sources

That's a slightly smaller advantage than the RealClearPolitics simple average of recent national polls or the classic Pollster trend chart have estimated (based on national polls alone), because the Pollster tracking model incorporates state-level data and also corrects for pollsters' "house effects" (consistent differences in the results for individual pollsters).

When λ 0 > 4.5, the improved three-point IpDFT shows a small advantage than the proposed algorithm.

Previous research using Latinate languages [43], [79], [80] has also indicated an LH advantage for pseudowords in extrafoveal locations and, like that research, our findings also showed a slightly smaller advantage for pseudowords than for words (5% vs. 9%).

The magnitude of reduction is significative of the both interlinked epidemic dynamics and transmission network; more space filling epidemics such as cholera show a smaller advantage of the maxVoI model than more long-range and less space filling epidemics such as Salmonella and H5N1 for which the food/human mobility network does not covert the whole system.

Just being slightly better looking than the others conferred a smaller advantage.

There is also no evidence at all that mandated OA (OM) has a smaller citation advantage than self-selected OA (OS). Figure 2 shows the results for the four institutions together.

Some people are more efficient than others and even a small advantage could be important.

Sure enough, they have often wanted to, either to make their borrowing costs look lower than reality, or to gain a small advantage in derivatives trades, or both.

For eyes with pupil sizes larger than ~6-8 cm there is a small advantage for point light detection.

Slugging it out for undecideds, Cameron starts with a small advantage: YouGov finds among them, he is slightly less unpopular than Farage.

It's probably a small advantage".