Sentence examples for small numbers of papers from inspiring English sources

The relatively small numbers of papers suitable for the meta-analysis call for new and larger studies, possibly based on high-throughput techniques, to further understand the role of MN formation in the occurrence of genetic instability and cancer.

The relatively small numbers of papers and associated targets may have contributed to this non-significance.

If only very small numbers of papers are published then this introduces a bias so that it is not possible to make assumptions about the quality of papers as a whole.

Therefore, it was removed after a very small number of papers had been printed".

Of course, I understand only a small number of papers published in those.

And this legacy is based on what by current standards would be considered a very small number of papers — eight, to be precise.

Kathleen Carroll, executive editor of The A.P., said the protests came from a small number of papers and stem from "some element of misunderstanding about what A.P. is trying to do" and frustration over the papers' finances.

The Journal is one of a very small number of papers that charges for access to most of its Web site, and the paper said today that online subscriptions, which are included in the paid circulation figures, have topped 1 million.

To-date, only a small number of papers have considered the problem of localising multiple emitters [2, 10, 13, 17 20].

The small number of papers in pre-1990 and 1982 means that they cannot be properly shown in the figure.

However the dynamic control of the divided-wall column has been explored in a relatively small number of papers.