The risk may be so small that is not possible to accurately characterize, leading to overreaction or over-evaluation of the risk, a common problem in many human health threats [ 14].
And awards have tended to be so small that lawyers don't take the cases on contingency.
The third body is taken to be so small that it does not affect the orbits of the larger ones.
Others believe military involvement in the counter-drug centre would be so small that it would scarcely serve American interest.
Each cell may be so small that you can extend your arms and touch the side walls.
This body, which used to be so small, that I carried in my womb, that I held in my arms.
The adiabatic temperature rise in specimen during dynamic compression is found to be so small that its effects may be neglected.
In contrast, as one moved downstream the hydrologic loading tended to be so small that this method gave little or no buffering.
"The biggest challenge is the fact that the transmitters need to be so small that they emit really small amounts of power," said Mycroft.
The oscillation period associated with the third mixing angle was expected to be so small that a much shorter baseline experiment was needed, hence the Daya Bay collaboration.
But the studies that Munafo's team examined tended to be so small that they had an average (median) power of just 21percentt.
