The phrase "also found that small" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing findings or observations related to something that is small, but it needs additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "The researchers also found that small changes in temperature could significantly affect the results."
Alternatives: "also discovered that minor" or "also noted that little".
The Resolution Foundation thinktank also found that small businesses with fewer than 10 employees face the biggest increase in their wage bill under the new minimum pay rates announced in George Osborne's summer budget.
It is believed that it inhibits an enzyme that promotes cell proliferation in tumours.The researchers also found that small daily doses of aspirin were enough, and that taking more than 75mg conferred no additional benefits.
Radius research also found that small businesses that stay active online receive more favorable feedback from customers.
Adams Street also found that small companies tend to have less debt and lower purchase prices (measured as a multiple of cash flow), making them even more bulletproof in downturns than larger companies.
It is also found that small aggregates and single particles are in crystalline form, the broad particle size distribution may be the reason for the relatively low selectivity [7, 14, 35].
The survey also found that small businesses are getting better at managing their debt, with loan delinquencies continuing to drop.
We also find that small open economies benefit more than other countries from foreign knowledge flows both in ICT and in non-ICT industries.
You might also find that small complexes or owner-occupied units may be more willing and able to bend their own rules and give you the benefit of a doubt.
Woodruff and Zenteno (2007) also find that small and medium enterprises in Mexico benefit financially from having links to migrant networks in the USA and that in the case of high-tech firms, they grow faster as a result, suggesting that migrant networks can alleviate financial constraints.
Vakkilainen et al. [45] however did also find that small crustaceans reduced chlorophyll-a in two of the eleven conducted mesocosm experiments with phytoplankton community and nutrient addition.
The team also found that smaller species are replacing larger ones in some Arctic waters, a shift which could have profound implications further up the food chain.
