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In comparison, the evolutionary ratios for buffalo were generally much smaller, with Ind vs Mur showing low evolutionary ratios and BubB vs BubC showing the smallest evolutionary ratio.
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Biopharmaceuticals are large recombinant proteins, e.g. human insulin (∼5.8 kDa), filgrastim (18.8 kDa) and rituximab (∼145 kDa), in comparison with most generic drugs, which are generally much smaller, e.g. aspirin (180 Da) and omeprazole (345 Da).
Temperature change with depth is generally much smaller in winter.
Japanese ballparks are generally much smaller, and Matsui's liners traveled over the fence more often.
European houses, he points out, are generally much smaller than American opera palaces.
Developers are also eligible for another incentive, called remediation tax credits, which are generally much smaller because they reimburse a portion of the actual cleanup costs.
In Canada, however, the county system never became universal; where it exists, the county councils are generally much smaller than in England.
Prokaryotic (nonnucleated) cells, which are generally much smaller than eukaryotic cells, contain a unique related set of filaments but, with few exceptions, do not possess true cytoskeletons.
The γ-rays constitute an electromagnetic radiation of the same kind as light or X-rays, but their wave-length is generally much smaller and may be as short as 0.01Å.
Those charming Victorian buildings on main street are generally much smaller than even a small chain store; candles and kites are about all that will fit in some places.
However, experiment and theory both show that the insertion loss reduces at low frequencies when mean flow is in the direction of sound propagation, and at high frequencies the influence of mean flow is generally much smaller.
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