Sentence examples for be small and therefore from inspiring English sources
Instead of filling them with wind, an orbiting transmitter would fill them with energy in the form of lasers or microwave beams, giving them a ferocious push to a significant fraction of the speed of light which would be followed (with luck) by an uneventful cruise to wherever they were going.Without fuel, the ships could be small, and therefore easy to accelerate.
However, since the grating lines are well separated (by more than 100 nm), near-field coupling between adjacent grating lines should be small and therefore it should be possible to use a much simpler effective medium theory.
For realistic transcription factor concentrations and readout times this number can be small and therefore subject to considerable noise [26], [22], [29].
For most common diseases, the main genetic effects are expected to be small and therefore would require very large studies to capture [7].
We believe that this bias is disparaged to be small, and therefore could be ignored.
For unknown loci, these parameters can only be guessed, but the expectation is that the relative risks will usually be small and therefore the required samples large.
And though states will certainly have to cut their budgets again this year, the cuts will be smaller (and therefore more politically palatable) than those of, say, Ireland, which is cutting government spending by almost nine per cent.
Real estate brokers say that houses right off Main Street, no matter the town, tend to be smaller and therefore cheaper than houses farther out in the country or closer to the beach.
Furthermore, since the design of the tubular reactor is not vat-like, it can be smaller and, therefore, easier to transport.
If the BL can accommodate a larger residual interference introduced by the transmission of ELs, μ would be smaller, and therefore a higher power level, and vice versa.
Note that for a failed match, the run time can only be smaller, and therefore in this case GIMME has a worst-case run time in O(n).
