Sentence examples for slight numbers in from inspiring English sources

In eight years, the agency has expanded to about a hundred and forty employees and more than six hundred million dollars in billings — relatively slight numbers in advertising worldwide but enormous for an agency of its size.

Phenolic compounds are the most representative chemical compounds with the above-described bioactive properties, but due to the slight number of in vivo studies reporting their anti- Candida potential, few conclusions can be stated.

There has been a slight decline in numbers in Europe since 1980, although the Scandinavian population is growing.

However, this decline was relatively slight with copy numbers in old worms (day 14) on average about 27% lower compared to young worms (day 3).

Mr. Rosner said that after the United States lost 18 soldiers in Somalia in 1993, military and government officials had the misplaced perception that the nation had become averse to even the slightest number of casualties in a war.

A concomitant diminution of spermatozoa was indicated in the utero-tubal junction accompanied by a slight increase in sperm numbers in the mid oviduct.

Nevertheless, we observed a slight increase in adipocyte numbers in male DIO subcutaneous and visceral adipose tissue in Rorγ−/− animals compared to wild-type littermates (6 and 11%).

"Although we have seen a slight dip in Tube passenger numbers in January, overall we still expect to run more trains this financial year than ever before".

A slight net gain in payroll numbers in the service sector "negated" lower employment at factories.

A slight reduction in numbers is observed in PIKs whereas a large reduction is found in the number of PLDs.

Mountain gorillas are in danger of extinction (although the most recent census showed a slight increase in numbers, there are still fewer than 700 worldwide) and the flora is less abundant as more and more people exploit the land.