Sentence examples for may be miniscule from inspiring English sources

One argument is that the reduced binding affinity of the N-cadherin null ES cells may be miniscule, and the aggregation assay does not truly indicate cell adhesive affinity because the assay measures the speed of aggregation.

And if there is any detergent residue, it may be too miniscule to cause any harm to the health of consumers (Swisher, 1987).

The level of risk would continue to be miniscule if healthy gay men were allowed to donate.

Even if all features were present and summed, these spheres would be miniscule beside the largest sphere.

Those miniscule steps may be a stride toward a new approach to chemistry on surfaces.

It must also take account of affordability of both treatment and the means of obtaining it (such as transport costs), in countries where even a miniscule charge may be unaffordable to families already trapped in a cycle of debt [ 25].

(Although it appears the specimen lacks compound eyes, a cluster of miniscule, circular structures may be stemmata (Fig.  1a– f), but their identity is ambiguous).

In addition to the use of liposome-based nanoparticles to carry miniscule amounts of chemotherapeutic agents to affected cancer sites, albumin-bound nanostructures may be used to enhance permeability of the endoplasmic reticulum for breast cancer therapy [29].

However, we calculate that release of Zn2+ ions into the medium is likely to increase total external Zn2+ concentration to only a miniscule extent (<50 nmol/l) vs a total extracellular concentration of >6 μmol/l [ 44], although local concentrations at the cell surface [ 14, 43] may be higher.

The "must-sees" are miniscule.

Personal computer sales were miniscule.