Sentence examples for miniscule variations from inspiring English sources

Despite these miniscule variations, the flies showed a consistent preference for one arm of the maze over the other, the team reports online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggesting that the flies could tell the difference between the odorants.

Charles Darwin's originality lay in his giving precision to the theory of evolution and extinction by reference to the principle of miniscule variation from generation to generation, with variations that gave the slightest edge in reproduction retained.

It would, however, be too much to ask of any of the tested lattice parameter extraction algorithms/programs to pick up this miniscule variation of intensities so that an experimental b/a ratio of approximately one half will be the expected result.

The changes 0.2%, 0.1% and 0.4%, respectively, for the three fields are "miniscule" and "subject to sampling variation," notes computer science professor, technical labor force expert, and statistician Norman Matloff, but they "certainly doesn't jibe with the industry lobbyists' claims of a desperate labor shortage".

BY4741 and BY4742 are the S288C-deriviative strains used for the systematic deletion collection, and variation between these strains and S288C is miniscule (T. Yamaguchi and F. Roth, personal communication).

You immerse yourself in a miniscule detail of little value to most other people and debate ad nauseam consequences of infinitesimal variations.

Out they tumble, miniscule.

The "must-sees" are miniscule.

Personal computer sales were miniscule.

From the miniscule to the massive.

(The F.D.A. says the health risks are "miniscule").