Sentence examples for Little in number from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the talin1-positive FA changed very little in number or size over this period (Fig. 2C and D).

If examination of synovial fluid from a patient with acute crystal-related arthritis does not reveal either birefringent rods or needles, BCP crystals that are too small or too little in number to be identified by conventional techniques could be to blame.

They defended well, committing very little in numbers to the breakdown, chopping the Scots low and hard and resetting quickly.

Microbiologist Henry Isenberg of the Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park, New York, who helped identify the specimens, says the microbes changed little in numbers or characteristics during the mission, actually decreasing slightly in two crew members.

In addition, pinnipeds exhibit little stability in number of teeth; for example, a walrus may have from 18 to 24 teeth.

There was little variation in number of visits over the week.

A few patients had many CD68+ macrophages before ILT and showed no or little change in number after ILT.

There was little variation in number of studies per meta-analysis across medical areas, across outcome data types or across types of interventions being compared.

America's Jewish population, about six million, has changed little in total number in recent years, but it is not immune from the restless impulses that make the United States a transient society.

"I am perhaps a little shy in numbers in that area and, as I have said many times, I will be needing every member of the squad throughout the course of the season.

But there is little strength in numbers.