Sentence examples for substantially smaller in from inspiring English sources

The size of the fund is capped at $900 million annually, but the money allocated by Congress is substantially smaller in most years.

The current required to drive spike firing at 12.5 Hz was substantially smaller in the Cdk5 shRNA rats compared with the non-silence shRNA rats 1 day after CFA (Fig. 7e,f).

The present procedure for preparing the solutions produces a potentially complicating factor; namely, the cell volumes vary substantially prior to freezing: substantially greater than isotonic in some solutions; substantially smaller in others.

(ii) The second-order behaviour leads to a spurious, or unwanted, freely propagating second harmonic that is substantially smaller in amplitude when compared to an identical wave paddle operating with first-order position control.

As shown, the relative overhead percentages are substantially smaller in comparison to the single node.

Though malpractice penalties were substantially smaller in Cushing's day, lawsuits presented a serious risk for physicians' reputations, the authors note.

The marked decreases in the high initial Raw values were associated with substantially smaller drops in SIII in the patients in Group LC, whereas the PEEP-induced decreases in SIII were more pronounced than those in Raw in the patients in Group HC.

Because a portion of the variation used in estimating of causal effect in IV is substantially smaller than in OLS, only the exogenous part of the variation identified by the instrument is used to determine the precision of the estimators.

Thus, if thermal adaptation indeed occurred in endothermic animals, it appears likely that the same amino acids as in thermophilic prokaryotes are involved, even if the relevant temperature differences in eukaryotes are substantially smaller than in prokaryotes.

While the considerable increase of transnational marriages in China corresponds to broader trends in East and Southeast Asia, the proportion of Chinese citizens involved in such marriages is substantially smaller than in many neighbouring nations.

A substantially smaller study in Tanzania reported lower cure rates in pregnant women (18% failures; 6/33 patients) than in nonpregnant women (5% failures; 1/22 patients) (11).