Critics believe the crystals could have been produced inorganically, saying we understand little about inorganically produced magnetite grains of such miniscule size.
However, due to their miniscule size, the excellent properties of these nanostructures can only be exploited if they are homogeneously embedded into light-weight matrices as those offered by a whole series of engineering polymers.
But ultimately, it's the miniscule size for hanging on a keychain that's standout.
We've seen him shrunk down to miniscule size to tackle two worlds in one.
Liechtenstein is, however, a very real place despite its blink-and-you'll-miss-it miniscule size, and traversing its 16-mile length by foot is popular with hikers and runners.
There are faster drives around, but the Tuff-N-Tiny offers quite good speed (except on very large files) at a low price...and (most of all) in a miniscule size.
Because of the miniscule nanoparticles size (7 nm) and high surface area, silver nanoparticles with 7 nm were able to reach the nuclear content of bacteria efficiently; therefore being able to kill bacteria more effectively.
(5) Studies of how research into sex differences that reinforces sex stereotypes and sexist practices fail to live up to standards of good science for example, in drawing inferences on the basis of miniscule sample sizes or correlations not tested against an appropriately designed control group, or in ignoring disconfirming data (Fausto-Sterling 1985, Fine 2010, Tavris 1992).
What we're doing is basically pixelizing that picture down to miniscule-sized pixels and then we literally read out every single pixel in order to say exactly what's in that biological picture".
It is supported by the fact that the energy-per-gene shrinks in larger bacteria, and is miniscule in giant bacteria, even though they have small haploid genome sizes (typically in the range of 3-4 Mb with little more than 3000 genes).
In the case of Black Mountain, the sample size is miniscule, and most students left before graduating.
