Sentence examples for smaller in length from inspiring English sources

Newly laid embryos from the clutch periphery were smaller in length and volume than embryos from the clutch interior (> 2% and 4 6%, respectively).

The density of cracks increased in the order: transverse ground, milled and longitudinal ground, with the cracks notably much smaller in length for the transverse ground condition.

Mosquitofish exposed to PME in the Fenholloway River were generally smaller in length and mass, anal fin segment number was greater, and the number of embryos, but not oocytes, was significantly decreased compared to the reference site fish.

Mass and dimensions of a Lufengosaurus egg are extremely difficult to estimate, but our values were based on a size comparison of embryonic remains with those of Massospondylus10,11,12. Elements belonging to Massospondylus embryos are generally 1.5 times smaller in length than those of Lufengosaurus, translating in a three times larger egg volume and mass for Lufengosaurus.

This is somewhat smaller in length than rectangular scale established by the electrode pair.

A comparison of human sperm heads in shallow wet preparations and in dried, stained preparations indicated that the latter were smaller in length, width, projected area, and circumference, but that the ratio length/width was not different.

These are, however, very small in length (approximately 100 to 200 nm), corresponding to approximately 0.2% to 0.4% of their total length, and thus will not influence the structural and magnetic properties of the array [15].

The reason may be that miRNAs are very small in length, and therefore, they do not depend too much on the materials and energy used to produce them.

Studies show that "butch" lesbian women and men have a smaller difference in length between their index and ring fingers - a marker of pre-natal exposure to testosterone.

And training one of the feet gave rise to a smaller improvement in length perception, but one that was apparent in all the limbs.

CHAMACOS participants had on average a 0.39 week (95% CI, −1.26 to 0.48) smaller reduction in length of gestation than participants in the Longnecker et al. study.