Sentence examples for small discipline from inspiring English sources

But paleoanthropology is a small discipline, and the number of paleoanthropologists who hunt bones is smaller still.

Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott said: "It should be noted that Mr. Baron Cohen remains a brilliant slapstick artist and a master of voices" and "a performer of no small discipline and physical courage".

It should be noted that Mr. Baron Cohen remains a brilliant slapstick artist and a master of voices — Brüno's mock-German and scrambled American idioms are in some ways even more crazily spot-on than Borat's gibberish — and a performer of no small discipline and physical courage.

"Clinical pharmacology is a very small discipline.

Here, implemented examples of successful projects in small disciplines [ 27] can be seen as great potential for sharing successful formats between medical schools in the future.

We could not just merge the samples into one, since smaller disciplines would have become overrepresented.

A limitation of our study is that it only included the four largest disciplines and excluded 19 smaller disciplines from the original analysis, albeit for statistical reasons.

The literature describing these larger health disciplines is extensive; however very little is known about smaller disciplines such as physical therapists (PTs) and other rehabilitation providers.

The presented results suggest that there is a lower level of implementation in smaller disciplines, such as otorhinolaryngology or human genetics.

The final two years of the programme (usually referred to as GEMP 3 and 4) are made up by clinical clerkships in the major disciplines such as internal medicine, surgery, psychiatry, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology or combinations of smaller disciplines such as anaesthesiology, trauma, emergency medicine and public health.

Finance is no longer a small data discipline.