Even relatively small examples of certain hard-to-find species -- with trunks no bigger than a bowling ball -- sell for upward of $10,000.
Stoneman "broadly absolves" the filmmakers; he concludes, "There were some relatively small examples of slippage in the grammar of the piece, but overall the film was made with honesty and integrity.
Effect sizes were all relatively small, for example, a 10° increase in latitude in the fully adjusted model was associated with an 11% increased risk for brain and spinal neoplasms (RR=1.11; 95% CI 1.07, 1.15).
For some organs, however, the increase in donation has been relatively small; for example, nearly 1,800 hearts were recovered in 1988, and about 2,200 were recovered in 2008.
However, for the carotid plaque, the number of cases in the presence of carotid plaque group was relatively small (for example, only 134 men had plaque) and the interaction difference for rs1333049 did not reach statistical significance (p = 0.540).
However, as the reviewer points out, this force seems intuitively relatively small, for example compared with the combined forces that the kinetochores could produce.
The effect of this is likely to be relatively small, for example, a doubling of the proportion of smokers would result in an approximately 25% increase in mortality.
However, the total activity of radioactive waste was relatively small, for example the Pu disposed was reported as approximately 7 g, which is considerably less than the amounts disposed at the previously mentioned USA sites.
Philosophical logicians have been content to illustrate their ideas with relatively small-scale examples.
