Sentence examples for measures a small from inspiring English sources

And it shows the extreme measures a small number of political opponents will take to deny the authorities that leverage.

Emma Jones, from the law firm Leigh Day, who represented over 120 victims of abuse at Stafford hospital in successful claims for compensation, called Hunt's measures "a small step in the right direction to keep the NHS true to its founding principles and the envy of the world".

We are by most measures a small regional supermarket chain, and it makes it even more exciting to look forward to the opening".

Also in accord with the CAARS measures, a small protection from symptom worsening was afforded by atomoxetine, as approximately 10% of subjects who received the drug deteriorated clinically, while approximately twice as many placebo-treated subjects did so.

When comparing the results from the unadjusted and adjusted measures, a small change in reliability and validity would be consistent with a hypothesis that the QLQ-C30 maintains the same psychometric properties even in the presence of DIF.

Different from the conventional Laser Doppler probe that measures a small point of blood flow, the scanner method measures a 2.4 × 2.4 mm square area using the Laser Doppler perfusion imaging system (PeriFlux System 5000-PF5010 LDPM unit, Perimed, Stockholm, Sweden).

It measures a smaller subset of meteorological variables when compared to its moored counterpart, with a barometer measuring pressure in a tube on its top.

For other continuous measures a smaller number of persons are required.

Macro-measurement is applied to a large area with low sensitivity, while micro-measurement is for measuring a small area with high sensitivity.

In this paper, we proposed a novel efficient measurement strategy, which only needs to measure a small set of correlated links so it is efficient and energy saving.

The results indicated that the approach of this study can ensure the measurement precision at high curvature potion by measuring a small number of points.