Sentence examples for extremely small numbers from inspiring English sources

The Amerli bombing, for instance, was aimed at a community of Shiite Turkmen, who remain in the country in extremely small numbers.

We're working with extremely small numbers of fossil specimens.

In contrast, extremely small numbers of the tetramer-bound CD4 T cells (≤110 per 107 cells) were nonspecifically stained after the enrichment of 107 PBL, splenocytes, or lymph node cells of the control M. tuberculosis-infected Mamu-DRB*W201− macaques (Fig. 4c).

The extremely small numbers of known examples make it difficult to identify this interaction.

We were unable to analyze the severity of JSN and osteophytes due to extremely small numbers of participants with severe disease.

The underweight group was excluded from analysis by treatment type due to the extremely small numbers in the chemotherapy and antibody treatment group, which did not allow for multivariate regression analysis for OS.

"You've got very right-wing or left-wing politicians trying to rally supporters and constituents, and pushing extreme measures that really have no impact because it is an extremely small number of Muslims who wear the niqab".

Fifty years ago, the discussion and debate over how to manage the crisis was influenced by an extremely small number of voices.

"These people are an extremely small number when compared with China's total population," the editorial said of the donors.

Apple is a $100bn revenue corporation with an extremely small number of products: about 30 different models for four lines of items (computers, phones, music players, tablets).

Then it added the underlying point between the usual critique: "[T]hese people are an extremely small number when compared with China's total population.