Sentence examples for groups of small from inspiring English sources

They continue to be useful when separation or isolation of small groups of small or large laboratory animals is required.

For "Rate" (2008), she replaced the stone tablet in the cabinet with an open notebook, across which similar groups of small, sticklike figures dance.

Human Rights Watch said that the sugar fields where it found widespread use of child labour were owned both by individual Salvadorans or groups of small cooperatives.

Based on similarity indices, two groups of small mammal communities were identified: one for field crops and another for permanent habitats.

It is true that the data must be selected with great care, especially for age groups of small size (e.g. widowers under 25).

Quite a few groups of small moths, settling into restricted ecological niches where strong flight is not a necessity, evolved a great deal of wing reduction.

It contains groups of small but well-preserved dwellings built of stone masonry in natural cavities of an overhanging cliff 150 feet (45 metres) high.

But it has been met with vocal opposition from some groups of small businesses and inventors who claim the change would benefit big corporations at their expense.

As well as straight portraits, he painted in Suffolk a number of delightful spontaneous groups of small figures in landscapes closely related to conversation pieces.

On westward trips they bring over groups of small-bomber pilots and occasional voyagers like the Duke of Kent.

Kinorhynchs were originally classified with nematodes, rotifers, and a number of other groups of small-bodied invertebrates in the now-abandoned phylum Aschelminthes.