Sentence examples for relatively small of from inspiring English sources

The concomitant energy of reorganization is relatively small, of the order of 0.2 eV.

Despite security measures, contactless card fraud in the UK last year resulted in losses, although relatively small, of £13,700, according to industry association Financial Fraud Action UK. Trade body the UK Cards Association, which represents credit and debit card issuing organisations, said that the researchers would not have been able to harvest significant information using their equipment.

For instance, while both the UK and Canada had recently conducted surveys of women's maternity experiences which included samples (albeit relatively small) of migrant/minority women [ 60, 61], no such comparable German data were available.

It was probably a consequence of relatively small range of the contact angle values.

In contrast, neural circuits in invertebrate systems are composed of relatively small numbers of neurons.

First, this study consists of relatively small number of early axial SpA patients.

4 The use of relatively small amounts of amosite has also been reported.

Many surgical procedures require the use of relatively small volumes of platelet-rich plasma [ 28].

Mere possession of a relatively small quantity of crack means a five-year sentence.

But that is only true of a relatively small proportion of legal services.

"This is a tough niche to go after," he said, because of the relatively small percentage of diabetic Americans.