Sentence examples for small experts from inspiring English sources

The effectiveness of these therapies is still debated, and the number of studies examining their effectiveness in children is very small, experts say.

That is too small, experts say, to be useful to produce civilian nuclear fuel, but large enough for about two weapons' worth of material each year.

While the numbers remain relatively small, experts say and studies indicate that the problem is particularly prevalent among those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, as it was after Vietnam.

"This proposal aims to ensure that investment decisions are based on sound information about issuers of securities -- information available to all investors, large and small, experts and nonexperts," said the union's internal-market commissioner, Frits Bolkestein.

While acknowledging that the risk is very small, experts on mad cow disease note that glandular material is more likely to be infected with prions, the disease's infectious agent, than most other tissue.

The Shell deal might fuel more consolidation, but most agreements probably will be relatively small, experts said.

She says: "The Clarke has a small, expert jury.

The report suggests creating a small expert team in the Secretariat to bring budding crises to people's notice.

He is now a member of a small expert panel advising Modi in the lead-up to Paris.

They must establish a small, expert financial board to advise the state comptroller on pensions, one unswayed by political pressure or favoritism.

The committee also called for a full review of the advertising market to be conducted by a "small expert panel", to be selected by culture secretary Jeremy Hunt, so that any changes could be fed swiftly into a new communications act.