Sentence examples for comparatively small impact from inspiring English sources
Second, European financial support has an important, if comparatively small, impact on British art.
Results imply that forest ES will be strongly influenced by the direct impact of climate change, but that changes in land use will have a comparatively small impact.
The results of the test problems show the artificial thickening of the flame and numerical errors in the level-set solution on coarser grids to possess a comparatively small impact on the overall accuracy.
Due to their comparatively small impact radius, direct hazards from phreatic explosions are concentrated close to the crater.
Improving waste management will have a "comparatively small" impact on climate change, the WAO says, but it adds that there are good reasons to manage waste more effectively.
Dawkins [19] outlined this scenario, suggesting that a predator with a comparatively small impact on prey relative to more common predators may develop and maintain a strategy that exploits the prey's behavior - and by extension its nervous system [see also 20 for exploitive mimicry].
The Hill-Sachs defect represents a compression injury of the posterolateral humeral head which develops during anteroinferior dislocation as the relatively large and soft humeral head impacts against the comparatively small and hard bony glenoid [ 13].
"The impact in Oxfordshire is comparatively small but obviously important to the families of children who use the services in question.
The numbers in Lake Forest are comparatively small — 34 foreclosures this year compared with 11,103 in Chicago, according to the institute's tally — but the impact has been especially nerve-racking.
In Scenario 5, we accounted for changes in yield and composition of DDGS but assumed no impact to CGF or CGM because of the comparatively small fraction of materials in the livestock feeding system and the minimal impact anticipated.
