Sentence examples for smaller than previously reported from inspiring English sources
A plunge in inventories was slightly smaller than previously reported.
Importantly, the size of the observed skyrmions is significantly smaller than previously reported systems in which non-multilayer films are used15,16,23, and of nearly identical extent as those measured in Ir/Co/Pt multilayers11.
With the milling processes used in this study, a volume based median particle size (d 0.5)) of around 200 nm was achieved, which is much smaller than previously reported results.
The anisotropy of interfacial energy was shown to be significantly smaller than previously reported, and at about 2%, similar to the anisotropy of the surface energy for fcc metals.
While the anisotropic ratio of the in-plane to cross-plane conductivities is smaller than previous results, the magnitude of the smallest conductivity is noticeably smaller than previously reported values for carbon materials and offers opportunities in thermal management applications.
As expected, most sufferers were men, but with a male/female ratio smaller than previously reported.
Demand for nonmilitary capital equipment also beat expectations after revised April readings showed a smaller decline than previously reported.
The algorithm is employed to effectively predict the transversely isotropic elastic, damping and plastic properties of a unidirectional fibre composite by analysis of an RVE of smaller size than previously reported.
We performed multiplex PCR for the TH01, TPOX, CSF1PO, and vWA loci using newly designed pairs of primers that yield smaller fragments than previously reported [Int. J. Leg. Med. 114 (2001) 285; Am. J. Hum. Genet. 55 (1994) 175; Int. J. Leg. Med. 106 (1994) 183.] [1 3].
Subjects showed smaller deficits than previously reported for TTDPM or DM, suggesting proprioception deficits may correlate with pain level.
An improvement across the board in May and revisions to April's figures, which showed smaller declines than previously reported, pointed to underlying strength in a sector that has powered the economic recovery.
