Sentence examples for miniscule population from inspiring English sources

Given the miniscule population of mitotic cells in patient tumors, it stands to reason that MTAs must target interphase.

Poland, with a miniscule immigrant population, has also seen a large outflow of population over the last two decades.

"What is the connection between German soldiers and Indonesia?" asked Indonesian pop-star Dhani, himself a descendant of the country's miniscule Jewish population, after he was slammed for his 2014 Nazi-esque political rally for Indonesian presidential hopeful Prabowo Subianto.

In response, DHS leaders point out that the filmmakers selected sites with miniscule Latino populations: Latinos in Luverne make up 1.56percentt of the population and 1.42percentt of Mobile.

As Crouse et al. [18] showed, 100% protection of eggs and hatchlings on beaches (exactly the type of mitigation activity that CMMB could feasibly fund) would have only a miniscule impact on reversing population declines, while even moderate decreases in bycatch of older animals would switch the population trajectory from declining to increasing.

Few of them are renters: given how many own more than one home, the likelihood of MPs privately renting their main home at a rate similar to the population is miniscule.

Frustratingly, though, these are available to a miniscule portion of our population.

When too much wealth pours into the black hole of military production and adventurism, and much of the rest is appropriated by a miniscule percentage of the population, money spent on public works decreases.

Granted, when examined, these orgs that I herald are helping a miniscule portion of our population (numbers that I would do the orgs a disservice to research and report) when compared to the true need.

"We're certainly seeing a system in which a miniscule portion of the population is giving a lion's share of this money," says University of California-Irvine election law professor Rick Hasen, the author of the Election Law Blog, which tracks, among other things, legal issues around money in politics.

Part of the unfortunate legacy of the Vietnam War is the volunteer army that has become almost a separate population representing a miniscule percentage of the overall population.