Summing up their findings, Cliqz and Ghostery write: "For users this means that while the number of trackers asking for access to their data is decreasing, a tiny few (including Google) are getting even more of their data".
While the large subgroup of users with a lifetime dose up to 0.5 kg (278 cases and 1365 controls) showed a significantly decreased risk, a tiny subgroup of extreme users with over 3.5 kg lifetime use (19 cases and 11 controls) showed a significant risk increase.
For illustration purposes, we only showed a particular value of τ = 0.01, but as we decrease this value, tiny effects are accommodated.
An increase in SUC could be achieved when the dye concentration increased from 97.5 to 108.5 mg/L, and beyond this SUC decreased sharply even for a tiny increase in dye concentration.
The adsorbent could be regenerated by 0.1 M HNO3, which led only a tiny decrease in adsorption capacity after three adsorption desorption cycles.
In 1999, there were 123,739 live births in New York City, a tiny decrease over 1998; no 2000 data is available yet from the city's Department of Health to verify if a true yearlong boom took over the city.
Along with the width of the inner bar increasing, the localized waveguide resonance mode red shifts regularly with a tiny decrease of the peak value of all the kinds of composed structure introduced here, and the surface plasmon resonance mode red shifts regularly accompanied by peak value changing uniformly for the structures with only one type of metal.
In the case that τ SRH = 1 × 10−12 s, the FF undergo only a tiny decrease to 0.839.
The incorporation of QDashes into the quantum well leads to the downward shift of both the ground-state A1 and the excited state A2 and a tiny decrease of the spacing between these two states, which leads to a redshift of the response spectrum under s-polarized light.
Thus, natural selection can keep a redundant reaction in the network if its deletion renders even a tiny decrease in biomass production.
