Sentence examples for minute number from inspiring English sources

"We're talking about a pretty minute number of people that do suffer from the bad effects of concussion," he added.

"The fact remains that there are only a minute number of truly ancient mummies and skeletons that show evidence of cancer," he said.

Britain has also taken in a minute number of Syrian refugees compared to other EU nations – fewer than 200 compared to Germany's 30,000.

At the minute Number 35, a part-sculpture, part-painting installation by Adam Hayes joins elements from Gothic cathedrals and Las Vegas casinos into a kind of funk-antique architecture.

Descriptive analyses of all the languages of the world have not yet been prepared, and, of course, there is information about only a minute number of those that are no longer used namely, those few that were written.

"People might think rhino horn consumers are fairly old traditionalists who believe in the magical power of the rhino horn to cure cancer, but in reality [those ones] are a minute number.

"And we had recently admissions from the Americans that the number of moderate fighters that they had successfully managed to train and integrate into the theatre was down in minute numbers and indeed single figures in some cases.

However, the minute numbers of copies of a gene (10 12 M) in a single cell are more than enough for conventional genomic analysis [2, 4].

The QPCR technique enables detection and quantification of minute numbers of copies of target nucleic acid sequences isolated from biological material.

These patterns included minute numbers of apoptotic events which, due to the "diffuse" structure of the placodal field, very likely would have escaped notice without performing three-dimensional reconstructions.

Except perhaps for this three-minute number he wrote about writing a three-minute number.