Sentence examples for a very small question from inspiring English sources

Geneticists and researchers get trapped in looking at a very small question; they can have blinders on.

a very small head.

Let me just raise one very small question: although this is a story about big numbers that raises many big questions, I'm intensely curious to learn why Kalbfleisch's bonus was precisely $4 larger than Hummel's bonus.

A: Very small quantities, and we stopped.

"Our initial ads will show on only a very small number of question pages, and only in cases where we believe that the fact that someone is reading this particular question page means that they are likely to be interested in what the advertiser is offering," Quora product manager Ryan Browne wrote.

"Our initial ads will show on only a very small number of question pages, and only in cases where we believe that the fact that someone is reading this particular question page means that they are likely to be interested in what the advertiser is offering," Quora product manager Ryan Browne wrote.

Also, in cases where the effect is rather small (i.e., discrimination or difficulty parameters vary only by a very small amount), a question of the method's performance remains unanswered.

There was a very small proportion of unanswered questions; seven items (from seven students) in the 2006 cohort, and five items (from four students) in the 2007 cohort.

The only court to consider the issue so far answered with a resounding yes (Kitzmiller v. Dover), but since its decision lacks precedential authority outside a very small area in Pennsylvania, the question is still a live one.

It's a very small uptick from a similar question Fox News asked last year, which found 50percentt support.

The drawback of using small gene sets in designing classification systems is that the decision is based on a very small informative set thus raising questions on the reliability of the system.