Sentence examples for extremely small of from inspiring English sources

In classical thermodynamics this law is quite strict; but in Maxwell's kinetic theory of heat there is a probability, though extremely small, of such an event happening.

This is justified by the observation that typical diffusivities are extremely small (of the order of 10-10 cm/second), and that movement of surface EGF receptors is restricted by the cytoskeletal network [ 19].

The tRNA/RS pair introduces the UAA selectively into the protein of interest, at the site determined by the Amber codon.[ 19, 20] A major advantage of click chemistry over other genetic encoding procedures is that the tag, the alkyne or azide moiety present on the UAA, is extremely small, of only a few atoms in size.

In the old days, the movement was composed of extremely small groups of urban intellectuals gathering secret petitions, furtively meeting with Western visitors, and risking jail at every turn.

Such tools would also allow testing of extremely small amounts of expensive or hazardous materials.

As the peak is quite weak, it signifies presence of extremely small amount of brookite.

Recently, the use of multiple collector – inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (MC-ICPMS) has been developed for the analysis of extremely small quantities of sulfate [25, 26].

These unusual openings were attributed to a potential presence in hippocampal slices of extremely small amounts of endogenous α7* nAChR agonists (e.g., ACh and/or choline).

Moreover, serial lectin column chromatography is useful for isolation of extremely small amounts of glycoproteins.

The use of extremely small pieces of cartilage necessitates many cell passages in order to achieve sufficient cell numbers.

That is, they passed through what is known as a genetic founder event, in which everyone is a direct ancestor of an extremely small number of forebears -- perhaps a few canoeloads of people who landed at Fanga 'Uta Lagoon.