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The phrase "a relatively small sizes" is not correct in English.
It should be "relatively small size" to maintain grammatical agreement. You can use the corrected phrase when describing something that is smaller in comparison to other items or standards.
Example: "The company specializes in producing relatively small sizes of electronic devices to cater to niche markets."
Alternatives: "comparatively small size" or "fairly small size".
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These products were of a relatively small sizes, 553 bp for E. moshkovskii, 439 bp for E. histolytica and 174 bp for E. dispar, and were found to be particularly suitable for SSCP analysis.
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It is also observed that crack size can be estimated with a relatively small size error.
The SPI cell having a relatively small size consists of a hollow anode and a hollow mesh cathode.
The St-HCGD cell has a relatively small size (4×4×7 cm) with the diameter of the inner tube of 0.25′′.
This lower amount of filler particles with a relatively small size may have contributed to its ability to obtain smaller roughness values [18, 22].
With a relatively small size of samples, the RBFs were used to create accurate approximate functions for different types of responses including linear and higher-order nonlinear functions.
The hsFv also boasts a relatively small size of 37 kDa.
Therefore, monodisperse polystyrene particles having a relatively small size distribution are taken as samples (PS/Q-F-L1086 PS/Q-F-L1086 PS/Q-F-L1086lin, Germicroparticles
The apple consensus genome ('Golden Delicious') has a relatively small size of ∼ 750 Mb and 63,541 predicted genes [ 15].
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