The two pizzas (grilled vegetables, mozzarella and tomato) with their crisp, paper-thin crusts yielded four small or six substantial slices, and the salads were almost comparable to entree-size ones served elsewhere.
Nevertheless, many states have begun small or more substantial reforms of their educational systems, some of which are relevant to scientists who are interested in becoming teachers.
However, it is well known that the method is suboptimal and may lead to too many statistically significant results when the number of studies is small and there is moderate or substantial heterogeneity [ 4- 10].
For services supported by overall good or fair evidence, the Task Force uses outcomes tables to help categorize the magnitude of benefits, harms, and net benefit from implementation of the preventive service into one of four categories: substantial, moderate, small, or zero/negative.
Our present data indicated that in an area endemic for HBV infection, HCCs positive for either p53 or CD133 expression were detected in a small but substantial proportion of patients (16.2% and 15.6%).
Midsummer travelers to Boston and environs will find three enticingly small but substantial exhibitions.
Joe Nye, a Los Angeles interior designer, went further back in time, to the 1940s, in his quest for small but substantial seating.
Pulling a card from my own pack, he pointed out that $3,000 invested over two decades would add a small but substantial chunk to our retirement savings.
The small but substantial proportion of industrial accident cases in our study demonstrates this.
ANMCs provide a small but substantial amount of primary care services in communities served.
