Sentence examples for an extremely tiny fraction from inspiring English sources

"What is surprising is the short time between the precursor eruption and the eventual supernova explosion; one month is an extremely tiny fraction of the 10-million-year lifespan of a star," said one of the study authors, Mansi Kasliwal at the Carnegie Institution for Science in Pasadena, Calif.

But both structures tend to break apart and recombine frequently, on the order of extremely tiny fractions of a second.

One problem is that a gravity wave's effects are extremely subtle measured as a tiny fraction of the width of an atomic nucleus so finding one depends on ultraprecise data.

FDPIR services about 90,000 households a month, a tiny fraction of the number that SNAP supports.

Dr. Gozani said the giveaway program had been "extremely small," involving a tiny fraction of the sensors the company sells.

The criteria are extremely strict, and only a tiny fraction of severely brain-injured people meet them.

In this circumstance, mzMatch struggles to recall half the peaks, with a precision of 0.5, while CAMERA is extremely selective and annotates only a tiny fraction of the input data, albeit with high precision.

The gene mutations are extremely rare and together account for a tiny fraction of autism cases — in these studies, only a handful of children.

"We are talking about a fraction, but not a tiny fraction.

But a tiny fraction of a group of these nematodes can survive after nearly a day in an extremely hypoxic, or low-oxygen, environment, and researchers at Washington University in St . Louishave discovered the molecular basis for how they do it.

A similar product, Adrenaclick, holds a tiny fraction of the market.