Sentence examples for are usually very small. from inspiring English sources
Cells are usually very small, but big ones exist and can weigh over a kilogram.
Because the value gaps between similar financial instruments are usually very small and temporary, this type of activity typically involves trading in very high total nominal amounts.
However, developing appropriate forecasting models for such systems can be challenging in their early stages, as the sample sizes are usually very small, and thus there is limited data available for analysis.
Irrespective of location, erosion losses are usually very small from forestland or permanent pastureland, moderate to high from land planted with grain crops, and very high from clean-tilled orchards, vineyards, and land planted with row crops, as shown in the figure.
Estimates of wage elasticities for this group are usually very small, often not significant, and sometimes negative.
M.D.-Ph.D. programs are usually very small, so such organizations and social networks provide opportunities for women to meet people at other institutions, discuss areas of common concern, and learn from others' successes and failures.
If a subaqueous delta develops in such situations, it is usually very small.
The newly metamorphosed salamander is usually very small, and up to several years may elapse before it is sexually mature.
In liquids, glasses, and crystals that have a centre of symmetry, the change is usually very small.
Even when the statistical tests reached the significance threshold, the effect size represented by the score difference between a pair of DAVs and CPPs was usually very small (Fig. 2a).
For rotation, its range is usually very small and high accuracy computational results can be obtained using two interferometers' differential computation; for translation, the closed form solutions without rotational displacement's computational error's transmission are derived by making full use of all additional interferometers' information, so that the computational accuracy can be ensured.
