Sentence examples for small extents from inspiring English sources

In addition, when V L increases from 0.2 to 2 cm3/cm3, both the production decline curves and the cumulative production curves will rise with small extents.

We also confirmed that matches played in the further past affect the probability of formation change to progressively small extents (Appendix E).

Our experience is that ISTs with small extents (six or fewer concepts) often contain concepts with erroneous ST assignments [21, 22, 27, 30].

For the purpose of auditing, a value of N = 1 would certainly be warranted as many errors occur in concepts assigned ISTs that have very small extents [21, 22, 27, 30, 31].

For analysing spatial patterns of the plant phenological development the geostatistical estimation of phenological surface maps is of remarkable importance, especially for those natural land units with small extents and a low number of observation sites.

Overall, A. fusiformis was, relative to its biomass, assimilated to small extents, demonstrating a high grazing resistance of this species.

For Mrs. Clinton, this is, to no small extent, the politics of necessity.

To no small extent, that is a reflection on the unusual interest stirred by his campaign.

To a small extent, the military has begun to do that.

Logistical changes by some importers are reducing their carbon footprint to a small extent.

The fact is that there is integration only to a small extent".