Sentence examples for surprisingly smaller than from inspiring English sources
More recently, they used it to count the total number of cells in the human brain, and estimated that it contains around 85 billion neurons, surprisingly smaller than the figure of 100 billion, which is commonly given in neuroscience textbooks.
The contribution from business inventories was surprisingly smaller than initially estimated, the report showed.
As I entered some of the world's most popular tourist attractions, I found the crowds in the area surprisingly smaller than I expected.
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Application of drought stress, known as another important factor, had a surprisingly smaller impact than its duration or higher temperatures.
In conclusion, when evaluating lymph nodes in the paediatric chest on multi-detector CT one has to realise that lymph nodes are common at many mediastinal and hilar locations and that the size of normal lymph nodes is, not surprisingly, smaller in young children than that quoted for adolescents and adults.
"For all these big ambitions, the tax is surprisingly small: less than half of 1%, or about 50¢ on every $100 of trades.
But mining still accounts for less than ten per cent of national economic output, and mining employment is surprisingly small — less than two per cent of the workforce.
The amount of lithium required to make a car battery is surprisingly small: less than four pounds of it is used in the making of the immense Volt battery, for instance.
In Experiment 2 we are able to gauge more precisely how small a group participants believe they belong to when homophily develops, and this value was surprisingly small (less than five).
Surprisingly, smaller categories sometimes demonstrated higher recall than the bigger categories, which indicates that the growth of categories in terms of the number of articles, does not necessarily lead to a more inclusive coverage.
