Sentence examples for smaller extension from inspiring English sources

Rusnock (2000) proposed a less controversial example: the idea "1" has both smaller content and smaller extension than the idea "solution of the equation x2 = 1".

On the other hand, the probe chain embedded in the low molecular weight matrix (Mw = 1.76 × 105) showed the smaller extension than that expected from the affine deformation.

Tamoxifen also exerted some protection against mitochondrial permeability transition pore (MPT) opening, although in a smaller extension than that promoted by cyclosporin A, the specific inhibitor of the MPT.

In MRI, this may be the only indication for the use of endoanal coils because the pathways are better demonstrated given their smaller extension (2.0 2.5 cm) and the proximity to the coil [21].

In Figs. 5(a) and 5(b), blue and red areas indicate the places where the observed strain change is smaller (extension deficit, ED) and larger (extension excess, EE) than the calculation, respectively.

The difference in unadjusted and adjusted eGFR between the treatment groups did not achieve statistical significance by 3 years posttransplant in the smaller extension population using the prespecified Cockcroft-Gault formula but attained significance in favor of the CNI-free regimen in a post hoc analysis based on the Nankivell formula.

If so, then like the Later Mohists, he is distinguishing proper names from general terms only on the grounds of their smaller extensions.

Democrats have questioned Republicans' unwillingness to support even smaller extensions of background checks for firearms.

Most other human isoforms have smaller extensions, mostly of unknown function [ 2], whereas Sirt1 has even larger extensions of ~230 residues at the N-terminus and ~220 residues at the C-terminus, respectively.

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A small extension of the northern boundary makes Minnesota the most northerly of the 48 conterminous U.S. states.