Sentence examples for posed smaller from inspiring English sources

A major finding was that the likelihood of a LMW chemical causing respiratory sensitization and asthma increased significantly if it had at least two reactive groups that could lead to protein cross-linking (Seed et al., 2008), whereas monofunctional molecules (e.g., MMA) posed smaller risks.

One of the "recommendations" of the hollow-point and soft-point bullet (the former are used by specialist fire-arms officers in the UK) is that they are less likely to exit the target, which poses smaller risk to bystanders.

But the new research underlines the threat posed to smaller whales, dolphins and porpoises.

The United States has told Russia and China that the proposed American missile defense system is intended to counter threats posed by smaller, missile-armed states like North Korea.

While the 737 is currently the main competitor for the A320 jet family, analysts said Airbus's decision was likely motivated more out of concern about the challenge posed by smaller rivals from Brazil, Canada, China and Japan.

Researchers have used computer models to show that tsunamis from rare kilometer-sized asteroids could wipe out entire coasts, but no one had studied the hazards posed by smaller impacts.

However, it must be noted that the sample size is weighted during meta-analysis, which nullifies the problems posed by smaller sample size studies.

Small arms threat In Benghazi, yet another concern is posed by small arms and munitions that became accessible to the local community when large stores of weapons – known as katibas – was opened up during the conflict.

The Navy has become concerned about the dangers posed by small vessels after suicide bombers linked to Al Qaeda used a small boat packed with explosives in October 2000 to blow a hole into the side of the U.S.S.

The sending off posed a small challenge to Bayern's pride.

He was too busy but suggested a friend, Mr. Yazbek, who posed no small risk.