The phrase "small breadth" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a measurement of width or distance that is relatively short in comparison to something else. Example: The small breadth of the river made it easy to ford, so we were able to cross without getting our clothes wet.
Furthermore, the mechanisms of concrete self-healing will only mend cracks of small breadth (Van Tittelboom et al. 2013).
Narrow arcades, conversely, are maladaptive for grazing (a non-selective feeding behavior) because the small breadth of the arcade results in reduced intake efficiency when consuming sward-like growth forms such as grasses.
This expansion of the immunological niche, which includes the stabilizing effects of serotype-specific immunity and the equalizing effects of nonspecific acquired immunity, encompasses a small breadth of the diversity of host pathogen interactions.
The authors found that genes annotated as responding to the various stimuli were differentially expressed in the highest number of experiments, while those with unknown or house-keeping functions had the smallest breadth of response.
It has a smaller interorbital breadth, but has a larger auditory bulla.
Its "six pillars" – high expectations, good behaviour, depth before breadth, small schools, excellent teaching, and longer school days – are rolled out meticulously from the heart of the Ark operation.
In a very limited way, the Clinton-era AmeriCorps programme performs this role; but the numbers of people who go through the programme are relatively small and the breadth of its activities is somewhat narrow.
In this second analysis then only 85 OMIM terms necessary for MGI curation were found missing, again representing a small deficiency in breadth of coverage.
Particularly when dealing with smaller companies, the breadth of services provided by a Wall Street heavyweight is not necessarily attractive, Paschke said, echoing Piper Jaffray's Salveson.
Relatively small minimum frontal breadths, on the order of 90 mm [3] to 96 mm [10] (based on 14 adult male crania) appear to be common among early Palauans and are part of a cranial morphology that includes relatively large maximum lengths and breadths and normal cranial capacity.
A Tg-broadening effect is quantified in PPO/PS blends by both DSC and ellipsometry, but the glass transition breadth is relatively small, smaller even than for some homopolymers.
