Sentence examples for by a tiny amount from inspiring English sources

Theorists had predicted that its temperature would vary by a tiny amount (millionths of a degree) over the sky.

In the first half of this year, global physical unit sales of recorded music rose, albeit by a tiny amount.

There is some belief that the IPCC will lower the range of climate sensitivity by a tiny amount.

Labour's proposals for Scotland, however, would leave financial responsibility in Westminster, except perhaps for a right to vary taxation by a tiny amount.

This heats the tissue by a tiny amount—just a few thousandths of a degree that is perfectly safe, but is enough to cause the cells to expand and contract in response.

While the average exposure of an American because of the fallout is low, it increases each person's chance of developing cancer by a tiny amount, potentially leading to a larger number of deaths by cancer.

The monkeys learned to prefer that symbol, which differed from the other only by providing a tiny amount of information they did not already have.

However, by adding a tiny amount of phosphorous, which has five outer electrons, you effectively add a free electron to the crystal and make it conduct moderately well.

By pressing a tiny amount of the gas between two diamonds to a pressure of 25 million pounds per square inch, they transformed it not only into a solid, but a semiconductor like silicon.

This finding provided an easy approach to improve the elastic modulus and other physical properties of silk materials by adding a tiny amount of graphene sheets.

The samples were prepared by pipeting a tiny amount of water-saturated sediment onto a silicon disk, and immediately evacuating with application of a carbon coating.