Sentence examples for when compared to a small from inspiring English sources

Their legs are also short, considerably shorter when compared to a small tiger or lion in a similar weight range, but are thick and powerful.

This catalog was then validated when compared to a small dataset of ∼80 endosymbiotic bacteria of insects we had manually curated in our lab (unpublished data) which we achieved based on literature, and found every relationship in accordance.

This is generally due to the longer time frame rainfall falls at any one spot in a larger system, when compared to a smaller system.

sex?) may suggest that differences in markers are substantial while in part these may be due to young age or healthy status in controls, so the differences attributable to OLT and/or immunosuppression may be smaller when compared to  a comparable group of controls, rather than healthy laboratory subjects.

Third, since this algorithm utilizes a screen, rather than a selection, both enhanced and reduced affinity variants can be quantified, providing significantly more information about the binding interaction when compared to a selection that only produces a small set of the highest affinity sequences.

The numbers of cells, which can be collected using a glass slide, are probably small when compared to a membrane.

Experimental results showed that, when compared to a commercial MRF brake, our 33% smaller prototype MRF brake could generate 2.7 times more torque (10.9 Nm).

As mentioned earlier, this class has a large enough number of variants where most of the heritability is captured and it would be difficult to capture any more or less of the variance using this heritability alone when compared to an annotation class with a smaller number of SNPs.

This indicates that in 110 sectors, 50% of the sector's prices fall in a range of 0.100 (which is a small range when compared to an overall average price around one).

A model that accurately represents the data when fit to a large number of data points is conceivably more substantiated than the one that fits when only compared to a small number of data points.

Although not statistically significant, the results also give some indication that a large area of fibroglandular tissue could be related to higher breast cancer risk when surrounded by a large, compared to a small area of fat tissue.