The phrase "a tiny study of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small-scale research project or analysis on a specific topic.
Example: "The researchers conducted a tiny study of the effects of sleep on productivity among college students."
Alternatives: "a small analysis of" or "a brief examination of".
DuckDuckGo, however, found in a tiny study of 100 volunteers, personalized Google results for "abortion" yielded Obama's stance on abortion for some, and information on pro-life activist, Gianna Jessen, for others.
Despite the apparent promise of coenzyme-Q10 in the treatment of congestive heart failure, a tiny study of just 50 people followed for just three months was used, back in 2000, to declare that the "final nail" had been driven into the co-Q10 for heart failure hypothesis.
A tiny study for The Administration of Justice (one of his kinkier efforts) fetched £175,000.
The space, scattered with books and comfortable chairs, isn't minimalist – and it is bounded, more cosily, by later, less dramatic additions at the back of the house: a garden room, built of concrete, glass and iroko (poor man's teak), and a tiny study, built entirely of wood, and painted to resemble a beach hut.
In a tiny study, the babies of musical mothers, several infants were placed backstage during the performance of the mothers.
A drug already on the market that treats immune disorders may help stabilize patients with Alzheimer's disease for up to three years, according to the results of a tiny study presented at a conference on Tuesday.
In view of the clinical significance of Aurora A in breast cancer, overexpression has been correlated with high nuclear grade in only a tiny number of studies but these studies indicate that gene amplification and/or overexpression of Aurora A are linked to tumorigenesis [ 1, 2, 7].
Furthermore, the Tactum research paper describing the results of this tiny study won a "best paper honorable mention" at the Association for Computing Machinery's upcoming annual CHI conference taking place on April 23rd in Seoul, which is when and where the researchers will present their work to date.
So there you go – the general consensus from a tiny, unscientific case study of straight dudes: once you're down, you're down.
I wish them well as they disappear into the muddle of his tiny study, where he manages to provide them secure and orderly quarters, at least until the judging is done.
Only a tiny minority of studies using the CRR method has aimed to measure reductions in harm rates over time.
