Sentence examples for only a tiny subset from inspiring English sources

And only a tiny subset of jinshi were Manchu bannermen, kinsfolk of the emperor.

Moreover, structural genomics will tackle only a tiny subset of all protein structures, making it far less comprehensive than the Human Genome Project.

Ordinary computers can compute only a tiny subset of all functions.

My basic review would have been, "Sort of cool, too expensive, and only a tiny subset of people might actually need this," for those of you keeping score.

We are looking to only the small percentage of famous people who are allowed to speak their minds, which is again only a tiny subset of the entirety of the celebrity community.

A simple inspection of our ChIP-chip binding data for a small region of the Drosophila genome indicates that this is not the case: only a tiny subset of Ubx monomer binding sites are actually bound in vivo (Figure 7A).

Moreover, some RNA sequences are capable of self-replication; however, these sequences form but a tiny subset of the sequence space.

The scientists only looked at a tiny subset of genes.

Even with advanced multielectrode array (MEA) techniques, it is only able to record a tiny subset of interacting neurons in a single area [ 15, 17] and there are bound to be endogenous variables.

"But these are a tiny subset of people with obesity," he acknowledges.

Within the vast body of Holocaust literature a tiny subset has emerged, writings about Holocaust education trauma.