Sentence examples for as little surprising from inspiring English sources

We thus regard it as little surprising (yet to the best of our knowledge not previously reported) that preference responses of larval Drosophila toward sugars follow an optimum function.

This is a little surprising.

That must have been a little surprising.

The lender described the increase as "a little surprising", but said it would be wrong to read too much into one month's data.

But "for us right now, it's a little surprising the market is as strong as it is.

The paucity of data concerning weight loss post-arthroplasty is however surprising, given that as little as 1 % loss of weight results in a reduction in the rate of cartilage volume loss and an improvement in knee pain, stiffness and function [ 6], which may have implications for the contralateral knee and other joints.

That Star Wars makes it into the top 10 is a little surprising, as it is a story that could be set anywhere.

Even though Germany is Russia's largest trading partner, the deal's a little surprising as the zeitgeist seemed to be working against the interests of European companies.

This move is a little surprising as VIA has been a pretty big player in the motherboard market but we're seeing more and more complete platform offerings nowadays, so the tides seem to be turning.

This is a little surprising, as fibril diameter is generally believed to affect strength in tendons and age can result in different fibril diameter with typically older tissue having thicker fibrils.

The finding that 21% of PCPs reported they had not seen a patient with FM in the past 2 years was a little surprising, as a PCP might be expected to have 1500 3000 patients in the community in their care [ 15] and that it has been estimated that FM constitutes 5% of a PCP's consultation rate [ 16, 17].