Sentence examples for deemed small from inspiring English sources

Evidence for this event is scanty, but, as staff members at Conference House, near the island's southern tip, tell the story, the duke declared that all islands that could be circumnavigated in less than 24 hours were to be deemed small.

As a rule of thumb, d effect size of around 0.25 is deemed small, around 0.5 is deemed moderate and over 0.8 is deemed large.

However, depth effects were deemed small in comparison to region effects (see results).

This is a very telling finding in that even a seemingly small change was not deemed small to these patients.

With depth differences in assemblage structure deemed smaller than those between regions, averaging depths was deemed justified to allow use of sites as the replication level, thus maximizing available site data.

It's an increase that Pew deems "small" and "statistically insignificant" and one that "compares unfavorably" with the double-digit growth rates of previous years.

Yet to this day no one has designed a program to assist smaller banks in smaller communities, which are deemed "too small to save".

However, the total number of events in the latter group was deemed too small to exclude a small benefit (Allred et al, 2002).

No effort is deemed too small.

European markets also feature handsome seats that were deemed too small for North American backsides.

The pickup's original cup holder was deemed too small for a nation that gulps supersize drinks.