Sentence examples similar to a remarkably small one from inspiring English sources

This is a remarkably small number of genes when one considers the transformation of a simple, epithelial layer into a respiratory epithelium replete with an active inflammatory exudate.

Nevertheless, these conclusions are based on a remarkably small evidence base.

One hundred French troops died in the attack – a remarkably small number in a conflict that regularly saw the slaughter of thousands.

However, as it happens, these are the most noticeable names from a remarkably small group of English footballers of recent times to have left home for one of the other major European leagues.

Given the enormous devastation, this was a remarkably small number.

Mr. Decarnin works with a remarkably small formula.

Yes, throwing fewer than 60 passes this season is a remarkably small sample size.

But he added that overall the IPCC report had a "remarkably small number of problems".

Finally, there's the fact that a remarkably small number of people control a remarkably large percentage of all the bitcoins in the world.

And the fact that only one third of Senate seats are contested each cycle means that the battle for overall control can come down to a remarkably small number of races.

The robotic system designed by Drs. Dennis Fowler and Peter Allen of Columbia University enters the body through a remarkably small incision.