could I use a word instead of anther word?
"Three hundredths of an inch was mathematically a little larger than nine millimetres" the other one "so overall the effect was proportional"
There are two sentences together I want to know if it could be accurately and “the effect was proportional is normal English sentence?
Thank you if you can solve my question.

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"proportionate" could also be used here  I think.

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smaller, or shorter - not small

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omit mathematically. Moreover 9mm > 0.03in by about 15%. "Since 3/100 inches is only slightly small than 9mms the overall effect was still in proportion".   Use present tense because it was and remains smaller or shorter.

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Yes, you would write or say "Three hundredths of an inch was mathematically a little larger than nine millimeters, so overall, the effect was proportional."

And yes, it is a normal sentence.

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