Sentence examples for otherwise small from inspiring English sources

The MPL with large carbon powders is preferred when oxygen supply is limited; otherwise, small carbon powders should be utilized.

Conversely, a student representing Luxemburg in one of the sections catapulted this otherwise small Western European country to the forefront of negotiations through the strategic use of her veto powers.

It is common to see a few toplevel functions that have close to a 100% total time, but otherwise small self times these functions are the ones that initiate the actual work, but they don't do any hard work directly.

Otherwise small indentations will need to be tolerated during analysis and the sample area needs to be carefully selected.

e., are more canalized) than populations carrying a large mutation, implying that a mutation changes (decanalizes) the effect of other mutations, i.e., exposes otherwise small or cryptic genetic variation (Waddington 1942).

The examiner has to be very cautious in order to be precise: pulling the uterus is necessary for the best imaging of the uterine cavity (otherwise small indentations could be missed).

The LEAA uses brute tactics — parachuting into otherwise small-dollar races close to the end and buying up TV ads that accuse candidates of siding with "baby killers" and sexual predators.

But Snap's problems, if it ends up whiffing, may show as much a challenge for all these more nascent and otherwise smaller advertising products across other companies like Pinterest or Twitter.

He was always active; one moment changed this small man's otherwise small-time, invisible activism into the kind of wedge that can topple a giant.

Social and demographic variations in physical (in) activity levels are otherwise smaller.

Importantly, increases in numbers of subjects at the high end of trials would be expected to have much smaller ramifications for immunization series prices than increases in subjects for vaccines with otherwise smaller clinical trials (Fig. 2).