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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are of a small" is not correct and usable in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are describing a group or category that is small in size or quantity, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The results of the survey are of a small sample size, which may affect the accuracy of the findings."
Alternatives: "are from a small" or "are part of a small".
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They are of a small, farmer-run outfit called Maine's Own Organic Milk — MOO Milk for short — which hopes to persuade New England foodies to pick up a carton of MOO's organic, local, slow-pasteurized milk instead of reaching for familiar national brands like Horizon Organic or Organic Valley.
This implies that most of the farming activities are of a small scale and aim to increase food security.
Secondly, because the capsules are of a small size around 26 × 11 mm (length × diameter), the power and resources for processing on the capsule are very limited.
As a matter of fact, the introduction of intramedullary wires almost excludes the damage to the intraosseous artery or injury to the endosteum as far as the wires we use have a bunt end, are of a small diameter (1.8 2.0 mm) and occupy not more than 30% of the canine bone marrow canal.
Left column: antigenic mutants that are of a small size (σ = 0.004).
Our cohorts are of a small size but the replication in three different cohorts of two different tissues compensate for this limitation.
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My own mental picture is of a small, hot, angry rodent inside the joint, trying to burrow its way out.
Our atlas work is impactful despite being of a small funding scale.
The tattoo is of a small bird about to fly.
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