Sentence examples for incrementally small from inspiring English sources

Federal District Judge Kristine G. Baker blocked the law's enforcement after concluding that any medical benefit from the contract arrangement would be "incrementally small" while the burden on women's access to abortion would be substantial.

U.S. District Judge Kristine G. Baker had temporarily blocked the law, concluding that any medical benefit from the contract requirement would be "incrementally small" while the burden on women's access to abortion would be substantial.

However, contribution of intention and perceived behavioral control component toward the actual behavior of exercise was incrementally small: 43% at baseline to 44% at 12 weeks.

Robin, also a woman of color, "bowed out" of pursuing a faculty position because she felt academic work "was so incrementally small compared with the big picture in terms of where I thought I wanted to make a change".

I struggle to empathize with their problems, which always seem incrementally smaller than ours were.

The house, when it's revealed, is beautiful, made up of four incrementally smaller sections with a shining copper roof, and clad in a harlequin pattern of 1,924 glazed sigils of St Jules.

"Probably incrementally smaller than education," Harris says.

Others have suggested an adaptive trajectory of incrementally smaller deletions may apply to genome shrinkage in bacteria [47], [48], [49].

They suggested that the increase in fitness becomes incrementally smaller for improvements to transcription and translation fidelity.

Potentially, the patient prefers to maintain quality of life as compared to an incrementally smaller quantity of life.

Benefits today are incrementally smaller, with debatable reductions in mortality from many diseases treated in intensive care and complicated by surrogate markers of improvement [ 5, 6].