A fast PC could be considered a luxury for a student, but it saves time – and the extra cost per week is relatively small over a three- or four-year course.
Those who were using one of the medications were found to have a macular edema risk two to three times as high, though the likelihood of disease was relatively small over all.
It was shown that due to the contribution of vacancies to the free energy of the system, discernible grain growth is preceded by an "incubation" period, during which the grain structure can be considered as stable, as the rate of growth is relatively small over this incubation time.
The error in choosing a fixed axial height of 5 nm is relatively small over the physically relevant range of values (0 10 nm) when compared with the errors associated with fits to eq 2 or multiple measurements.
While the sample size was relatively small, over half of metastases from paired primary tumors with FGFR3 expression retain FGFR3 protein expression, albeit at low levels in most specimens.
Although the practical effect of wind induced fatigue on foundations may be relatively small, its cumulative behavior over time reduces the foundation's capacity making it more susceptible to high impact loads such as seismic events.
While the Palin skits have been very good, I don't think that's really carried over to the rest of the show, so I think any halo effect on viewership is going to be relatively small, particularly once the election is over.
However, the sample group was relatively small: just over 200 families in all.
However, the wait-and-see method of using these drugs means that the cost of treatment is relatively small even over long periods of time.
Despite the significant reduction in mortality shown in MADIT II and SCD-HeFT, the absolute benefits were relatively small: 5.6% over 20 months and 7.2% over 5 years, respectively [ 1, 2].
