A: Very small quantities, and we stopped.
One other reductive mechanism of NO generation merits mention as it allows NO production under very small partial pressures of oxygen (Planchet et al. 2005).
However, because this new description was based on a very small sample (two partial femora), and because Deméré et al. [ 2] noted that its stratigraphic provenience may be in question, we instead used 23 mya as a conservative fossil calibration point for the split between Phocidae and Otarioidea.
However, as few adults were likely to have received prosthesis without prior clinical examination or other treatments, which were eligible for partial reimbursement, a very small number would not have been recorded in the registers in 2004.
An Atoc spokesman said: "Picking out fares that will only be paid by a very small proportion of customers, gives an incredibly partial impression of ticket prices.
We also a noted a very small effect size for constructed-response knowledge measures (partial eta squared for ACORNS-KC = 0.09).
That includes Series A, B, and C rounds; a partial close in 2013; and, it seems, a very small round of $50,000 earlier this year.
The privatization, or even partial privatization, of Social Security would benefit only a very small percentage of the elderly -- the Wall Street savvy who, through their brokers, would add to their portfolios.
The miscibility immiscibility boundary encompassed a very small region, estimated as 9 10 wt% difference in styrene content, where partial miscibility was clearly evident.
In particular, partial volume averaging effects are a known potential problem when measuring values from a very small structure such as the cerebral aqueduct.
