Sentence examples for systematic smaller from inspiring English sources

In contrast to tensile loading, a systematic "smaller is stronger" sample size effect was observed for torsional loading.

From this comparison we conclude: (1) the mean azimuthal angle differences of transverse fields between HR and MTK data are systematic smaller than that between MTK and Mees data; (2) there are 83.8% of hc and 78.1% of αff for 228 active regions observed at HR and MTK agree in sign, and the Pearson linear correlation coefficient between these two data sets is 0.72 for hc and 0.56 for αff.

The CUSUM algorithm is well adapted to the detection of systematic small variations of the process.

Presently, it cannot be ruled out completely that this effect is real (rather than some unidentified systematic small error in the data such as contrast-dependence of the scanner's image reconstruction software) and that the AIF shape is deviating from simple hyperbolic behavior beyond 60 min p.i.

To achieve this we introduced a new concept, gene-signature perturbation, which helps to discover meaningful biological connections that are robust and stable against systematic small changes (perturbation).

The results of the current study are not fully comparable with the data from the earlier non-systematic small mammal trapping carried out in similar habitats in Lithuania and results are also not consistent.

All these perturbations are responsible, with the exception of the secular variations in the even zonal harmonics, of systematic effects smaller than those estimated for the non-gravitational perturbations.

(Subsequently for the purposes of the systematic review, smaller non-randomised and case series studies were excluded).

We still see a small systematic error for small values of h but not such that it would be problematic in a real data scenario.

However, the probability of cycles can be significantly lower under certain systematic, even small, deviations from an impartial culture (List and Goodin 2001: Appendix 3; Tsetlin, Regenwetter, and Grofman 2003; Regenwetter et al. 2006).

Research on the efficacy of antidepressant therapy for depressive symptoms in Alzheimer disease has been hampered by lack of systematic diagnosis, small sample sizes, and short-term follow up.