Sentence examples for been thought that small from inspiring English sources

It has been thought that small gold disks, found in prodigious quantities (700 in one grave), were nailed on wooden coffins; but they may have been sewn on clothes.

It is thought that small volumes of alcohol may have positive effects on health.

It is thought that small volumes of alcohol may have positive effects on health [ 9].

It is thought that small RNAs are produced by Dicer-like proteins (DCLs) from their precursors, which can be stem-loop RNA transcripts or long double-stranded RNAs (dsRNAs).

Whereas accumulation of large deletions leads to mitochondrial dysfunction and apoptosis, it is thought that small deletions may confer milder phenotypes that can promote tumor cell proliferation, drug resistance, and malignancy.

Before this study, it was thought that the small size of microraptors was a key adaptation needed for flight, but the discovery of C. yangi suggests that aerial ability was not restricted to smaller animals in this group.

Following reduction of the del 5q) clone, it is thought that a small pre-existing pool of normal hematopoietic stem cells repopulate the myeloid and erythroid progenitor compartments [ 43].

Finer classifications (e.g. "mid to late adopters" and "laggards") would have been ideal, but it was thought that the small number of survey rounds would not accommodate them.

It was thought that previous smaller facilities had led to an understanding of what goes on inside the chamber in which the pellet resides, but experiments are clearly not the complete story.

Both the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus have larger screens than previous devices (4.7-inches and 5.5-inches respectively) and although Apple has not broken down the sales figures by model, it's thought that the smaller 6 is out-selling the 6 Plus by a significant margin.

It is thought that a smaller crystal size in combination with high Si/Al ratio gives higher light olefins yields due to lower residence time of primary products in the pores of the catalyst in contact with the acid sites [109].