Sentence examples for the small disparity from inspiring English sources

Also of concern was the small disparity in capillary properties between the fine and coarse layer (limited by the need of a fine-grained material that would not filter into the coarse layer under dry conditions).

The small disparity in results could be due to the fact that the approach in Annex E of API 650 is for tanks of rigid walls and a rigid foundation, whereas the New Zealand and Japanese documents consider tank and foundation flexibility.

However, even when this first point is excluded, this relationship is not significant (t(1,48) = −0.147; p = 0.147), so there is no evidence to support a relationship between disparity and realism with the small disparity range.

While we cannot discern at this point how much each platform contributed to the small disparity, we conclude that our accuracy in SNP calls is ≥ 98.5%.

Figure 4a plots the perceived depth magnitude and realism against the smaller disparity range.

In performing these calculations, responses were combined across stimuli having the smaller disparity on the left and the right.

This, together with the decreased tunneling of holes, may contribute to the smaller disparity in the erasing efficiency between the JL and IM memory cells.

For load shifting index, the slope of the curve is smaller than for the other indices, which exactly expresses the smaller disparity between 2 HESSs, if they have similar abilities to reduce load shifting index.

Across NICUs, those that provided the poorest quality of care tended to have the smallest disparities between ethnicities; in some, blacks fared better than white infants.

Would they be proficient according to N.A.E.P.? Probably not". The smallest disparities between results on the state and national tests were found in a variety of states across the country, including Massachusetts, Maine, Wyoming, South Carolina, Vermont and Missouri.

The smallest disparities were seen in 'pain' and 'mental health'.