Particles which are relatively smaller lose their electrical conductance [18].
Though £1 million sounds like a lot of money, "it will do more for morale than the relatively small amount lost from the total budget," he says, "And it's better to keep the staff that you've got by paying competitive salaries rather than losing them to industry or America".
As can be seen, the great majority have lost a Y chromosome, whereas a relatively small number have lost and gained a Y, or lost a Y and gained an X in a proportion of cells.
First, babies and toddlers contain a smaller total volume of fluid, so losing a relatively small volume can mean losing a relatively high percent of what is there.
Goodwin Liu, a Washington lawyer whose research on affirmative action was cited in the lower courts' consideration of the Michigan cases, contends that because the total number of minorities admitted to selective schools is relatively small, few whites lose places to those admitted under affirmative action.
Thus, a relatively small amount of sleep lost by a judge is associated with a noticeably harsher punishment.
In comparison, the current study was more robust because of the use of hard renal outcome (ESRD), good data availability, and a relatively small proportion of subjects lost to follow-up (7.6% of the subjects with type 2 diabetic nephropathy).
The reason that many of the associations of AT change with metabolic markers were observed only in the ILI group may be that although there was a range of weight changes in both treatment groups, the DSE group included more persons who gained weight or lost relatively small amounts of weight, hence there was less opportunity for a clear relationship to emerge.
Robert Hilburn and Cheo Hodari Coker report that a question being asked is, "Can a relatively small label afford to lose such major players?" I ask, "Can a relatively small race of people afford to lose their fathers, brothers and sons?
"For me, it was the growing realisation that while we were fighting one another on the progressive left about relatively small differences, we were losing the argument with the wider public," she said.
Such individuals would be losing relatively small amounts of glucose in their urine so that tightening their control would not have caused weight gain due to a loss of glycosuria, an important cause of increased weight among patients with type 2 diabetes when diabetic control is tightened (10).
