The phrase "a very small degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minimal extent or amount of something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The temperature increased, but only by a very small degree."
Alternatives: "a tiny amount" or "a slight degree".
In pure water the carboxylate group can dissociate a positively charged hydrogen ion to only a very small degree thus: R−COOH → RCOO− + H+.
Mr. Campbell, who the jury said was, to a very small degree, complicit in his own death, did not enter the deli, but walked across the street for pizza and became angry when he saw the elder Mr. DiGuglielmo placing a "No Parking" sticker on his car window.
which is true to a very small degree, but of course then you drain your battery quicker without any significant benefits.
Productive differentiation is also present, indicating a very small degree of economic interdependence between households involving the utilitarian goods of daily life.
Passive appliances, such as a furnace, are semi-correlated to N t), whereas time-delay appliances are correlated only to a very small degree.
In this study, scenic quality assessment is only influenced to a very small degree by demographic and motivational factors and fully independent of the technical and methodological configuration of the Internet questionnaire.
Remarkably, the attenuated N-terminal HSQC cross-peaks are not shifted relative to those seen in lipid-free samples and show an only very small degree of line broadening, indicating a slow exchange process between the free, disordered state and the lipid-bound state.
On the basis of our results on 13C MAS NMR investigation which shoved very small degree of branching (~0.01 %) in this sample it is unlikely that branching can explain larger values of both a and b lattice parameters in sample 5 comparing to those reported in the literature, for example a = 0.74241 7) nm and b = 0.49491 5) nm; c = 0.25534(1) nm [13].
My very small degree of it has been almost purely enjoyable, with benefits far outweighing any impositions.
Due to the very small degree of freedom resulting from restrictions on oligonucleotide locations, the design targeted the best possible oligonucleotide for each sequence rather than imposing a strict oligonucleotide quality cutoff.
In line with this very small degree of bond elongation, structural and DFT studies on Au(i) complexes with cyclic alkynes have shown that C C π-donation into the σ* orbital of the Au L bond (L = NHC) is 3 4 times larger than d(Au) → π*(C C) back-donation.
