Sentence examples for effect is quite small from inspiring English sources
Beyond that age, however, the fraction of contaminant needed to have measurable effect is quite small, and, therefore, undetected or unremoved contamination may occasionally be of significance.
A distinct increase of the thermal conductivity with bed deformation was found: however, this effect is quite small compared to deformed beryllium beds and might be neglected at high temperatures.
While the family's economic capital also increases this probability, the marginal effect is quite small, about 1.6% increase for every INR 5000 increase in the family income.
The depth of the CMB is fixed to that of PREM, so the inversion is not entirely free from the reference model, but the effect is quite small insofar as the differential travel times of SmKS waves are concerned.
However, the effect is quite small and the overall conclusion that a substantial proportion of samples exceed the lower two thresholds is still supported by this analysis.
However, the effect is quite small with 7-97-9% the respondents having significantly different scores on the subscales.
The analysis of the average speed (Figure 3.b) shows a complementary behavior with respect to the lateral deviation, shown in figure 3.a: the speed is lower in the perturbed (K, V, VK+, VK−, VKP) than in the unperturbed trials (F) but the effect is quite smaller in the VK+ condition (F 5,75) = 49.09; p<0.01).
We determined that such an effect was quite small in the seafloor observation and that the differential travel times of S reflections are caused only by S anisotropy because of the following reason.
Lower fecundity was also associated with larger territory sizes, although the magnitude of the effect was quite small (Table 3).
