Sentence examples for small subject from inspiring English sources

Mr. Alcock, a professor of zoology at Arizona State University, focuses on the seemingly small subject of how male insects solve the problem of finding females.

This site is a good example of how a "small" subject can be well--covered in a brief but informative fashion.

However, these investigations had relatively small subject numbers as well as age and diagnosis heterogeneity, thereby limiting ability to determine clinical effect.

Those studies are difficult to reconcile, however, since they were limited not only to small subject groups, but also differed dramatically in design.

These methods, as well as a within-subject design with fine grained analyses of the eye gaze data, allow fairly strong conclusions despite a relatively small subject population.

Some cameras (and meters) permit spot readings covering a small subject area only and give reliable exposures if this selected area is a medium subject tone.

Thin first novels can be deceptive; we often assume they're short because the author has chosen a small subject that doesn't warrant a heftier page count, a broader spine.

To this end, small subject guides were sometimes issued, which in narrative form outlined the whole field and brought each topic into perspective, drawing attention to the appropriate articles that would throw further light on the matter.

Thus, the institution finishing first in a small subject like agriculture and forestry will not benefit in the overall table as much as the institution that finishes first in a subject like business and management studies, in which 111 institutions are active.

Critics also contend that many neurological gender studies have too-small subject groups, or other design flaws.

However, the present results are derived from a relatively large sample compared to previous shorter term or longer term studies of small-subject numbers.