The reason why many food items find themselves on the "dollar menu" is because of their smaller portions.
Smuggled animals are usually babies because of their smaller, more transportable size.
Law firms have been slower than some other businesses to award benefits, in part because of their smaller, and often complex, private structures.
Because of their smaller market position, they may be less beholden to governments and consequently freer to do more for dissidents, he says.
But because of their smaller size, the best discounts these competing clubs can hope to achieve still fall short of what one big club could garner.
Part of this is because the companies in need of the loans are riskier because of their smaller size or distress.
It has long been known that particulates can contribute to lung and heart disease, with women perhaps more susceptible than men to heart problems, perhaps because of their smaller blood vessels and other biological differences.
No matter how much salaries here increase, suburban schools are going to remain enticing for city teachers because of their smaller classes, newer buildings, more plentiful supplies and general tranquility.
By measuring aspects of their webs, Dr. Eberhard investigated whether the smallest spiders among his five produced less precise ones — in other words, whether because of their smaller brain size they sacrificed some web-weaving behavioral capabilities.
Young bears are more vulnerable to predation because of their smaller size and thus may be killed by other carnivores such as wolves or cougars but most importantly by other bears, especially males.
Spinal catheters, because of their smaller diameter, have lower tensile strength than epidural catheters.
