Sentence examples for be that the small from inspiring English sources

She said that in other places, where trucks or power plants were the main sources of soot, it still might be that the small size of a particle was the most important threat.

Muriel Spark got her start as a writer of short stories (in fact, she was first published after winning a competition organised by this newspaper) and it may be that the small tussle of wills which is the subject of The Finishing School would be better suited to the shorter form.

It seems to be that the small number of training data does not yield a good membership function (T h 1 and T h 2).

Therefore, it may be that the small differences observed 6 hours after infection would be more pronounced if histopathology and in vivo bacterial survival were assessed later.

Regarding the Affymetrix data set we used, a criticism of this approach could be that the small number of actual spike-in genes does not allow a very accurate power estimation.

Alternative explanation, concerning natural selection, would be that the small historical population size of humans has reduced the efficiency of purifying selection, which enabled the mildly deleterious synonymous sites to escape the purifying selection among humans but not in chimpanzees.

One view of Malcolm Moran's article on the Indiana high school basketball legend Damon Bailey ("Sweet Rite of Passage for High School Star," The Times, Feb. 25) might be that the small-town wholesomeness of a community that lives for basketball, especially at the innocent level of the high school game, is Americana at its best.

However, it could be that the smaller prey had been digested more rapidly, leaving more of the larger animals behind.

Unfortunately, pure air was not tested, and therefore, it might well be that the small-amplitude spikes in fact respond to mechanical stimulation.

But the truth is that the small I.P.O.

One risk is that the small RNA snippets might silence genes beyond the intended target.