Sentence examples for are remarkably small from inspiring English sources

"The chance of Picard identifying real assets are remarkably small," said Weisberg.

Yet given the magnitude of the crimes involved and the fact that annual budgets cover the entire cost of the judicial enterprise (massive investigations, judges, prosecutors, defense counsel, court facilities and staffers, witness expenses, victim rights and educational outreach), the tribunals' costs are remarkably small compared with nations' investigative and judicial budgets for common crimes.

The estimated diffusion and rotation barriers are remarkably small, thus allowing a rapid diffusion and self-arrangement even at cryogenic temperatures.

The ultimate conclusion of our experiment is that the potential gains to King from the forms of price discrimination we explored are remarkably small, in contrast to what one might have expected based on the prior theoretical and empirical literature.

The incidents of bad men on the Internet luring our children away are remarkably small - tragic though those cases are.

The histograms of energy scores (Figure S2) and the druggability scores calculated from them do change using different crystal structures, as expected, but in most cases the changes are remarkably small.

All these values are remarkably smaller than the value (n = 3) expected for pure magnetodipole radiation model.

Typically, the particles are remarkably smaller when deposited on CNMs compared with unanchored phase, since CNMs can prevent crystal growth during crystallization.

The full width at half maximum (FWHM) of the (110) peak is 0.264 in BNF/NZF but 0.265 in the NZF/BNF samples, and the (111) diffraction peak is all 0.252; then, the lattice parameters can be figured out, a BNF = 5.561 Å, c BNF = 6.832 Å, and a NZF = c BNF = 8.322 Å, which are remarkably smaller than that of BNF (5.567 Å) and NZF (8.335 Å).

In the SC regions, the GCeq values for all cycads are remarkably smaller than equilibrium (i.e., GCeq = 50%), although both Dioon and Lepidozamia show more GC-rich than AT-rich mutations (table 1).

Intriguingly, a recent analysis indicated that the human genome has ~20,687 protein-coding genes, which are remarkably smaller than those of many less complex organisms, such as the roundworm and the fruit fly.