Sentence examples for by the rather small from inspiring English sources

Its rather small fraction, impeded by the rather small amount of vaporized Ti, does not allow modifying however the coating hardness.

This may be caused by the rather small sample sizes, and thus rather large confidence intervals from these studies, in the two previous studies showing association with asthma.

Clearly, the present investigation is limited by its retrospective nature and by the rather small patient number.

Negative results may be caused by the rather small sample size and the small number of users.

Finally, measurement of differential perfusion is impeded by the rather small signal and oscillatory pattern of basal cutaneous microcirculation [ 13].

This could be explaned by the rather small difference in invasiveness between microdiscectomy and the frequently performed unilateral transflaval approach by using loupe magnification.

The number of farms affected by the outbreak was rather small, limiting the power of the study and consequently the risk factors could not be expected to be easily detected.

The rutile orientation is facilitated by a rather small lattice misfit of 3.4% for the Si[111] direction and 0.86% for the Si[311] direction.

As total Zn loss is evident at about 700 K, the residual reforming rate, combined with a BE as high as 533 eV for O 1s, is attributed to the now activated Cu foil covered by a rather small amount of reactive OH groups (for details, see the Supporting Information, S5).

The results of this study are limited by its rather small sample size, though this can be partly counterbalanced by the huge range in our sample composition.

On the other hand, the number of web designers who are competent to design a usable web site is, by observation, statistically rather small, and the thought of letting the average web bozo write extensions sounds like a recipe for disaster.