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"But these are a tiny subset of people with obesity," he acknowledges.

Shown below are a tiny subset of reads from infant #3, sample 4 with SNPs that match nucleotides in the gyrA sequences from E. faecalis in another infant; all SNPs are consistent with a strain very similar to that in infants #2 and #7 (although derivation of some reads from other strains cannot be ruled out).

But there is a tiny subset of unresolved and evil endings that leave their protagonists poised, helpless, on the brink of cataclysm, with the reader forever conscious, forever appalled and forever powerless to intervene.

This is a tiny subset of writers and developers sharing a left-leaning ideology – they are big on Twitter, but they are not going to convince Activision, EA, Capcom or any other multinational games corporations to stop making games that conflict with their beliefs.

The very poor are not a tiny subset of the population, tucked out of sight in housing projects and homeless shelters.

This is not a tiny subset and I'm certainly very grateful that this feature gives me an alternative to Cloud.app.app

Therefore, insights are an even smaller subset within the relevant information (i.e. signals), which is already a tiny subset of the interpretable information.

Also, everything that I and others write on climate change is just a tiny subset of the overall flow of news, most of which has nothing to do with improving the planet.

The couple, who are in their early 60s, are members of a tiny subset of theater fans, devotees intent on seeing every single work by their favorite writer — Shakespeare in the Monachs' case, but Tennessee Williams, Stephen Sondheim and others are subjects for these so-called completists, too.

Its headquarters are a tiny suburban house.

We are looking to only the small percentage of famous people who are allowed to speak their minds, which is again only a tiny subset of the entirety of the celebrity community.