Sentence examples for substantially smaller diameter from inspiring English sources
We found that the belts were of substantially smaller diameter on the sawn surface, and more like actin rings on bone.
The effect of interfacially active material isolated from the crude sample has been tested, and the droplet size is substantially affected, with the formation of droplets of considerably smaller diameter.
One particularly advantageous application area that has been investigated is for performing 'long' (usually over 10 minutes) reactions in configurations which are substantially more compact than batch reactors, and which have substantially smaller length to diameter ratios than conventional tubular reactors.
It has been reported that buried self-assembled QRs exhibit an asymmetric craterlike shape, with a diameter substantially smaller than the ring-shaped islands on the surface of uncapped QR structures [18].
The length of myofibril segments to be studied can be virtually chosen by the investigators, and their diameter is substantially smaller (~1.0 1.5 μm) than that of muscle fibers (~10 μm).
This may be because of the rapid growth of the pharynx during the L1 stage fluid dynamic modeling suggests that the pharynx most efficiently transports particles whose diameter is substantially smaller than that of the pharyngeal lumen (Avery and Shtonda 2003).
Critical velocities for the relatively large particles were observed to be substantially less than have been reported earlier for smaller diameter (<50 μm) particles.
The average inhibition zone diameter of the extracts was substantially smaller (roughly one third) than that caused by ampicillin (10 mg/mL).
The diameters of the tips are substantially smaller, in the range of approximately 50 to 100 nm.
The node degree of the n-fastcube is n and its diameter is ⌈(n+1)/2⌉, which is substantially smaller than that of the same size hypercube.
For comparison, we measured the variance of the axonal diameter and found it to be substantially smaller than those of the dendrites, confirming that the axons are indeed much less tapered (Author response image 1C).
