Sentence examples for a very small element of from inspiring English sources

There is still a very small element of doubt," Truss said.

The Corporate and Institutional Clients business is, we believe, substantially unaffected, with the measures targeted at a very small element of Hong Kong small businesses and a small business/retail customer set with some tens of millions of income where the risk-adjusted returns are no longer attractive anyway.

And nearly everyone interviewed mentioned Elizabeth S. Grubman, the publicist whose 2001 collision with a crowd of nightclub patrons came to represent "the aggressive, self-entitled rich, a very small element that nevertheless hurt the reputation of the community," as Mr. Gaines put it.

"There are some very small elements of the Bahraini Shia who are loyal to Iran and it's not implausible that this is someone genuinely disenchanted about what has been happening between Britain and Iran," he said.

Part of the genius of the High Line is its simplicity – a very small range of elements is used to make the paving and seats, the better to bring out the latent wonders of the place.

This is due to the high number of communities which differ only for a very small number of elements.

For a very small number of elements in the rankings, it is possible to compute the exact distribution and obtain a confidence interval for the expected value of (P S,V^{(1)})) under that hypothesis, whilst for a large amount of elements, the variance can be approximated Kendall (1948) by begin{aligned} Var P) = frac{2(2n+5)}{9n(n-1)}.

Although AluYh3a3 consists of a very small number of elements, there is a considerable amount of substructure in this subfamily.

Very small elements (such as a 241 hexagon array) may sometimes be helpful for diseases with very small or irregular effects.

The karyotype of D. virilis consists of five pairs of large acrocentric chromosomes (Muller elements A E) and a very small pair of microchromosomes (Muller element F; also known as dot chromosomes) and is thought to retain the ancestral condition inferred for the Drosophila genus (Clayton and Guest 1986).

The existence of a very small number of reactive element molecules has caused the neglect of effects of noise to be inevitable.