Sentence examples for by the extremely small from inspiring English sources
This was reflected by the extremely small stirrup strains at mid-span shown in Figs. 9b, 10b and 11b; thus the algorithm is measured by the normal stresses caused by the warping moment and bending moment at support and mid-span, where the shear effect is neglected.
However, there are many factors in the mammalian cytoplasm speculated to be involved in preventing bacterial growth, a fact suggested by the extremely small number of intracellular pathogens able to divide in the presumably nutrient-rich cytoplasm [24].
Follow-up beyond this period was restricted by the extremely small sample size (< 30 children) in the surgical NEC cohort.
Their attempt was hampered by the extremely small number of genes assayed and restriction to only examining point mutations.
Significant differences were found for all costs except facility cost, although the latter result is compromised by the extremely small sample size.
While this validation study revealed a 2-factor solution, the interpretability of this analysis and hence the usefulness of the instrument is strongly limited by the extremely small sample size [ 14].
By using the extremely small processing device, the proposed design can be easily applied to secure any form of communication in wireless network, mobile communication network and military applications with low power consumption and very high-speed procedures.
The underweight group was excluded from analysis by treatment type due to the extremely small numbers in the chemotherapy and antibody treatment group, which did not allow for multivariate regression analysis for OS.
Collectively, our results strongly support that the idea that the spectral shift in the lasing emission under the peak loading was caused by subtle structural alterations at the extremely small strain.
Given the distortion of the L-shaped distribution is transient, and likely to be detectable until genetic drift begin to re-establish mutation-drift equilibrium [ 7] we hypothesize that the extremely small Ne produced by the drastic bottleneck in EB, has allowed a rapid return of the population to genetic equilibrium.
