Sentence examples for microscopic amounts from inspiring English sources

"The U.S. Army puts microscopic amounts of silver in socks," Mr. Barnes says.

By comparison, they make microscopic amounts of spätburgunder, though that may change in the future.

He said: "Close examination of the numbers will suggest they are microscopic amounts of money compared to overall budgets; fractions of 1% for government and councils.

I mean the gentle effect of the microscopic amounts of air that penetrate the wood, which adds complexity and richness to the texture of the wine.

New technologies that enable scientists to study the genes of soil microbes and to track microscopic amounts of carbon and nitrogen as they pass through the soil ecosystem have provided leaps in the understanding of soil ecology.

The validity of the main forensic evidence, microscopic amounts of DNA on the murder weapon and on a bra clasp, was thrown into doubt this summer by a report from independent experts that was highly critical of the police's handling and analysis of the materials.

"It just takes a microscopic amount of lead to poison a child," Ms. Rubin said.

These albums are no longer available on Spotify because, according to Southern, the costs of administrating the relationship were not covered by the microscopic amount of revenue generated.

But as food, water and medicines were allowed in, a microscopic amount of lethal Polonium 210 would not have been hard to get inside.

So it's important that these tips (a) deliver the precise microscopic amount you want, and (b) don't fall off the pipette.

The saliva swab sampling takes a microscopic amount of DNA, called junk DNA; like a fingerprint, it can be matched to an individual, but it doesn't provide biological information.