Sentence examples for relatively small figure from inspiring English sources
So far, the Check Out receives about 1,000 hits a day, a relatively small figure.
He predicted the drug's sales at $500 million by 2012, a relatively small figure in the antidepressant category.
But he noted it was a relatively small figure given the size of the combined institutions, which together have more than $900 billion in assets.
The government said that was a relatively small figure when compared with the total annual global sales of pharmaceutical products of about $1tn.
Amid criticisms that £10m to £20m was relatively small figure on which to make such a major policy announcement – the NHS budget is more than £100bn a year – the health secretary disputed the No 10 claim.
For example, in Question 1, because Alternative 1 consists of an immediate reward, Alternative 2 requires that T be a relatively small figure (e.g., one year).
From the 10th century this sculpture was used mainly as a part of architectural decoration, with vast numbers of relatively small figures of mediocre quality being produced for this purpose.
When we compare this to Figure 6, we see that by using an LVC we achieve a less noisy output realization (see Figure 6(a)) and proper tracking of the four preference modes (see Figure 6(b)) by a relatively small number of user adjustments (see Figure 6(c)).
However, we have shown here that in a single cell type context specific motility can signal through different subsets of pathways, as summarized in Tables 1 and 2, despite the fact that they all converge on the activity of a relatively small number of proteins (see Figure 1).
As shown in Figure 2, a relatively small number of genes was affected per treatment in both comparisons versus CTR1 and comparisons versus CTR3.
It is surprising just how much business is going to a relatively small number of suppliers.' The sales figures highlight the shift to bond Peps from equity Peps, with bond Peps making up nearly £300 million of the total £1.1 billion sales.
