Sentence examples for small extent in from inspiring English sources
Naturally a perennial, it is grown to a small extent in temperate climates as an annual.
Rodent apoA-IV is expressed predominantly in small intestine and also expressed to a small extent in liver and hypothalamus.
On the other hand, bidentate coordination of the anion, taking place to a small extent in addition to the outer-sphere association, is inferred for Co(CF3COO 2.
Although such substances as ordinary salt and hydrogen chloride are strong electrolytes i.e., they dissociate completely in an ionizing solvent there are many substances, called weak electrolytes, that dissociate to only a small extent in ionizing solvents.
"They give birth astride of a grave," Samuel Beckett wrote in Waiting for Godot, and in the Middle East that description is terribly concrete: all of us, Israelis and Palestinians, were born into this conflict, and our identity is formulated, to no small extent, in terms of hostility and fear, survival and death.
A program like this has been implemented to a small extent in the Cayman Islands in the Caribbean, where the red lionfish, an exotic fish native to the Indian Ocean that had been introduced to the region as pets, has entered the ecosystem and displaced the native wildlife and even threaten larger predators with their venomous spines (Barbour, 2011).
R1 reductions and R2* increases were observed to a smaller extent in overlapping occipito-parietal white matter regions.
Compared with medium- and long-chain FA, short-chain FA were recovered to a smaller extent in cheese.
During the 19th century, governments based on traditional liberal principles emerged in England and the United States and to a smaller extent in continental Europe.
Chemical analysis showed them to be about 4,700 years old, proving that the ice cap had reached its smallest extent in nearly five millenniums.
Multi-peak profiles were observed in compression in spherodised cementite specimens and to a much smaller extent in the martensite tempered at 400 °C.
