The phrase "and a considerably small" is not correct in standard English usage.
The word "considerably" implies a significant amount, which contradicts the meaning of "small."
Example: "The project had a considerably small budget, which limited our options."
Alternatives: "and a notably small" or "and a relatively small".
As a result, even legal medical marijuana businesses have big federal income tax problems: tax evasion if they don't report, and a considerably smaller risk of criminal prosecution if they do.
The optimum values of the parameters differ somewhat, with zeroth-order criterion giving a somewhat larger period and a considerably smaller groove depth than the criterion based on total transmission.
To compare the clonogenic abilities, ALDH+ and ALDH− melanoma cells were FACS-isolated from the Melmet 1 and the Melmet 5 xenografts, which contain a large and a considerably smaller ALDH+ subpopulation, respectively (Figure 2A).
The oligonucleotide-based resequencing technology, however, revealed only about half of all coding SNPs and a considerably smaller portion of noncoding SNPs.
The WNV samples in general had a larger percentage of reads that could be uniquely aligned and a considerably smaller rate of discrepancy between the bases in the reference and the ones derived from the read alignment (Additional file 1: Table S1).
By using the GDQ method, the natural frequencies can be easily and accurately obtained by using a considerably small number of grid points.
For example, if you are drawing a mouse, draw a considerably small head.
That it was being published by EA, and not a considerably smaller company, was fascinating: What did this obviously beautiful, somewhat melancholic, side-scrolling puzzle game have that a thousand other titles like it, genre wise, didn't?
That it was being published by EA, and not a considerably smaller company, was fascinating: what did this obviously beautiful, somewhat melancholic, side-scrolling puzzle game have that a thousand other titles like it, genre wise, didn't?
B's shape concords with a typical extracellular action potential waveform and follows A with a considerably smaller and more variable delay (0 0.2 ms).
