Sentence examples for substantially smaller and from inspiring English sources

The ad was directed by Frank Budgen who would go on to make the hugely ambitious "Mountain" advert for PlayStation 2. 18. Launched in July 2000, the PSone, a substantially smaller and cheaper version of the PlayStation, went on to sell 28m units.

Hamsters from 10L had substantially smaller and lighter testes than those from 16L.

The number of posts is substantially smaller and more manageable when compared with the original size of input data.

The coefficients on PBD are slightly larger and more precisely estimated for the 2007 11 sample using the uncorrected data, but substantially smaller and less precise in the 2000 04 sample.

Phase 2 has been substantially smaller and shorter than Phase 3 for most agents.

Meanwhile, their absence in A. spinosum might explain the substantially smaller and less complex genome of this species [ 32].

Both the proliferative activity and clonogenicity were inhibited, as reflected by the substantially smaller number and size of the blast colonies (Fig. 6F1 F3).

Not yet clear is the size of the Afghan security forces that the NATO countries will support, but almost certainly they will be a substantially smaller army and police force than Afghanistan has today.

Process intensification (PI) has been defined as "Any chemical engineering development that leads to a substantially smaller, cleaner and more energy-efficient technology" [2].

A temporal stability analysis of ECa elucidated three zones where ECa was close to, consistently substantially smaller than, and substantially larger than the spatial average ECa throughout the study period.

However, these former studies were conducted in substantially smaller cohorts and without differentiation of tumour sub-localizations [ 25, 38].