Sentence examples for rather small change from inspiring English sources

This may sound like a rather small change, but it's a big step for Traveller's Tales.

The Tottenham Christmas party that caused such a stir in December now looks like rather small change compared to the controversy that has enveloped the England team over the Wayne Bridge saga and John Terry's subsequent sacking as captain.

Low blood loss is reflected by rather small change in hemoglobin levels postoperatively.

For example, with n = 50, the data correspond to a rather small change in mean trait values.

In this regard, it must be noted that the remarkable effect of lack of RIM101 in the expression of the ATPase gene [ 18, 19, 28], is mediated fully by a rather small change (2.8-fold) in NRG1 mRNA levels [ 18].

Correlated responses often appear quite erratic, perhaps mainly due to genetic drift hiding rather small changes.

Even rather small changes in the elaborate rules governing economic life inevitably provoke spirited opposition from some quarters.

The message, said Dr. John Oxford, a flu expert who is a professor of virology at St. Bartholomew's and the Royal London Hospital, is that "rather small changes in vital places can make the difference between life and death, as it were".

The rather small changes that exist there are not readily visible in Figs. 7 and 8.

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There were, however, only rather small changes in the relative gradient, while for the "modern" risk factor (here CRP) there were rather small changes in the relative gradient and only small reductions in absolute risk after stratification (i.e., looking at a population with CRP-levels below 3 mg/L).