The phrase "are only very small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is minimal in size or extent.
Example: "The changes we made to the project are only very small, but they will have a significant impact on the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "are merely tiny" or "are just slight".
In other words, the spin moments are mainly carried by the IV2 atoms, whereas there are only very small spin moments carried by IV1 and hydrogen atoms.
For many languages in the world, or for specific accents or dialects as is often the case in our scenario, there are only very small amounts of transcribed data available.
In some cases, while the order is not broken, there are only very small competency differences between categories located at different main ISCED levels: respondents in Flanders and Spain with ISCED 3 or 4 vocational in comparison to ISCED 2 or 3C short only achieve average literacy levels which are 7 points higher.
These provinces and hospitals were not randomly selected; therefore, they are only very small examples of the overall numbers.
However, there are only very small amounts of IGF-1 present in human milk, and its intestinal absorption is very limited.
These observations indicate a large lateral mass transport and material redistribution at the higher growth temperature, whereas it is only very small at 520°C, where lateral mass transport obviously only occurs on a very limited length scale.
There is only very small difference in measured IR spectra between 1a and 1b, because all above described absorption bands for 1a are also present in the spectrum of 1b (Figure 4).
Comparison of the PS affected by different exposure periods of TSA showed that the overlap was only very small (1 13 %).
"I'm scared for her as she is only very small and I don't want her to be sick".
There were only very small changes in risk differences between these analyses with no change to the trends or conclusions drawn from the results.
Since such aggregates were only very small spots compared to those demonstrated in the mentioned studies with C. elegans and rat cells, the formation of toxic GFP-CL1 aggregates appears to be negligible under the chosen expression conditions.
