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But Barnett's fund is substantially smaller at £285m, compared to the billions run by Woodford, and he has invested less in healthcare and has a larger exposure to financials.

Differences in QOLS between groups were substantially smaller at higher levels of MCS.

As expected, the MLE based on the standard diffusion approximation was substantially smaller at s ^ = 0.475 and was less than the lower bound of the 95% likelihood interval obtained with the delta method (see Figure 5C).

It would be expected that at these greater scales, prediction errors should be substantially smaller than at the plot scale.

Reconstruction of the chromatogram for the ion at m/ z 491 and the enlargement of the base line showed two substantially smaller peaks at 11.5 and 12.7 min.

However, the cortical tension at 37°C (5.7 ± 2.2 pN/μm) was substantially smaller than that at room temperature (23 ± 8 pN/μm).

In contrast, CB exposure had no effect on Listeria-induced NO production at 3 days after infection and had a substantially smaller effect than DEP at later days.

As expected, the pcm wing imaginal discs are substantially smaller than pcm discs, at 45% the size of wild type (Fig. 3A,B).

By contrast, fewer than 40% had reached the 10-year assessment of HRQoL when the study was halted, resulting in a substantially smaller sample of participants at this time, compared with year 8. (The same was true of the 9-year assessment of HRQoL).

A follow-up two-way ANOVA (period: pre- versus post-test × experimental condition: control versus intervention) for this measure revealed the difference at pre-treatment, although statistically significant, was substantially smaller in magnitude than the difference at post-treatment.

That bid, which, at $1.75 billion, is substantially smaller than Oracle's bid for PeopleSoft, is also under review by the Justice Department.