Sentence examples for a strikingly small from inspiring English sources

A (strikingly small) portion of pork terrine is OK but not worthy of the huge lunar stretch of slate it arrives on or the diced fruit punctuating it.

And the chip, which is the size of a postage stamp, requires a strikingly small amount of power – about that of a hearing-aid battery.

Furthermore, there was only a strikingly small difference between the perturbed transcriptomes they induced.

As noted, a strikingly small percentage of the studies directly measured an intervention's impact on cost.

A systematic comparison of the target genes identified by our ChIP-seq study against the study by Zhang and colleagues [ 6], which included mapping of both gene symbols and homology mapping of gene regions, revealed a strikingly small overlap (only 14% of genes, Figure  3E).

The study found that the unmedicated children's brains also showed a "strikingly smaller" volume of white matter, pale central nervous system tissue heavy with fibers.

The initiative is small, with fewer than 300 graduates over eight years, but has a strikingly low recidivism rate.

But the percentage who have had the language assimilated out of them completely is strikingly small — a national survey last year found that fewer than 5percentt of United States Latinos say they can neither read nor converse even a little in Spanish.

In person, Tautou is strikingly small, at hardly more than a hundred pounds.

She was strikingly small -- 4 foot 11 -- and wore a paisley top with N.F.L.-sized shoulder pads and a black skirt.

The strikingly small stature of LB1, reaching only 1.06 meters tall, as a full-grown adult, earned it the nickname of "hobbit" after the small-bodied people in J. R. R. Tolkien's novels.