Sentence examples for ones of small from inspiring English sources

The largest differences were observed for the winter pastures of cattle which were 44 and 17 times smaller than the ones of small ruminants in China and in Mongolia, respectively (Table 1).

None of these has systematically compared these profiles to the ones of small intestinal enterocytes in comparison to other intestinal cell lines, and, in particular, to profiles of the genes relevant for active transport.

First, if the GRIN2A rs8049651 and GRIN2B rs2284411 polymorphisms are uncommon disease loci or ones of small effect, then our power to detect a gene would be reduced, and the failure to demonstrate a significant association in our case control analysis might reflect false negative results stemming from the limited sample size and the resulting lower statistical power.

Larger snails may be especially important dispersers because their fecal pellets rather contained undigested thallus fragments than the ones of smaller snail species (Figure 2).

The second issue with the plan to rank hospitals on the basis of case review is one of small numbers.

One of Small Talk's own mantras.

The Mets' season has been one of small victories.

The problem is one of small effect sizes.

Crocker, one of small but growing band of internet superstars, made his short film, Watch Chris Crocker Blink, to illustrate a point.

One of Small Society's founders had even developed an iPhone app for Obama's 2008 campaign.

"The growth," he said, "is not simply one of small cells becoming larger cells".