Sentence examples for comparatively small size from inspiring English sources
Mr. Smith acknowledged that Southwest's comparatively small size gave it an advantage in maintaining a consistent level of service.
The number of contracts has been limited, however, by the comparatively small size of many minority-owned companies.
The comparatively small size of living penguins is thus a geologically recent phenomenon that postdates the original radiation of giant penguins.
Peter Leonard, chairman of the institute and a Vassar College faculty member, believes Poughkeepsie's comparatively small size (population: 29,000) makes it an ideal place for such an effort.
President Jacques Chirac of France is to be the host of next year's talks, and the leaders announced that in 2006, Russia would be the host for the first time, cementing its integration into the group despite the comparatively small size of its economy.
Because of the comparatively small size of the Morgan galleries, Mr. Hind was forced to cut a key section on Palladio's influence on British architecture of the 17th and 18th centuries, an omission that severely disrupts the narrative flow of the show.
Until now, genetic studies have been performed in extended families selected on the basis of dyslipidemia, or in affected sib-pairs, usually with comparatively small sizes, which inflate heritability estimates.
In view of the comparatively small sizes of these syndrome cohorts, we can only confidently exclude effects with odds ratios greater than the upper limit for the 99% confidence intervals given in Table 3.
Matt Littunen of Enders Analysis said Twitter's comparatively smaller size, with about 320 million active users worldwide, may have made it a more appealing partner for the NFL than larger digital companies vying for the rights.
TNP showed comparatively smaller size with little porosity between them, good crystalline anatase with small rutile phase, higher BET surface area, confined band gap energy, and higher OH groups.
It would have increased the cost and limited the study to a comparatively smaller size.
