The phrase "a small movement in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a slight change or shift in a particular context, such as in physical motion, trends, or data.
Example: "There was a small movement in the stock prices after the announcement."
Alternatives: "a slight change in" or "a minor shift in".
There is a smaller movement in the position of the side chains for the tip residues and a good overlap of the residues at the C-terminal hinge, and in the positions of the catalytic side chains for H95 and E165.
We were able to evoke movements of the hand by slightly pushing the hand away from the patient's body, which then resulted in a small movement into the opposite direction.
This model states that normal function and stabilization of the lumbar spine within a small movement or in the absence of extra loading only require muscular activity.
For activities that involve the full range of motion of pelvis in the sagittal plane, the b and wCMC values are significantly higher than those of the activities that involve a small movement of pelvis in sagittal plane (p < 0.05).
But a small movement of activists persists in the belief that vaccinations might somehow harm children.
But Fieldston is in the vanguard of a small movement of selective private schools in New York City and across the nation who are uncomfortable offering A. P. classes.
A notable exception is T47 in α2 that is exchanged to arginine in SIVsmm Vpx and is concomitant with a small movement of α2 and differences in conformation of the interacting DCAF1 tall loop between the two complexes.
A small movement for raw milk has begun in the radical fringes of the dairy world, on the assumption that a few cases of salmonella here and there are nothing compared with the chance of actually having a form of chic milk.
Flixel [iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad] The upperclass family of GIFs known as cinemagraphs, in which a small movement reoccurs within the frame, is now available on the iDevices.
