Sentence examples for relatively small volume from inspiring English sources

The lack of positive cooperativity stabilizing the TOG1-TOG2:(αβ-tubulin 2 complex is striking because in this complex the two bound αβ-tubulins are physically constrained to occupy a relatively small volume and therefore are effectively at quite high concentration relative to each other.

The fabricated balun has a relatively small volume of 2 mm×3.5 mm×0.66 mm (height).

Because superconductors can sustain very large currents, they can store a lot of energy in a relatively small volume.

Flames are often thin and occupy a relatively small volume within the domain of interest.

The container can have a relatively small volume because of the cooling effect of the suppression pool water.

Edward H. Murphy, an official at the American Petroleum Institute, welcomed the move, but added that the relatively small volume was unlikely to have much effect on prices.

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.

One example is the situation of solar heating in a shallow nearshore region, where the heat is committed to the warming of a relatively small volume of water.

Fractured karst aquifers are well known to conceal channeled flow where a few productive-water bearing conduits comprise a relatively small volume within the flow system.

The designed imaging spectrometer provided a spectral resolution of 25 nm at a range of 8 12 μm and possessed a relatively small volume.

The failure modelled was relatively small (volume of 0.21 km3), and would have mostly involved hydrothermally altered materials with some fresh rock mass.