The numbers are even smaller in that instance.
One can see that the difference between using life satisfaction and happiness as a measure of subjective well-being is small in this instance.
Sub-sector representation was quite small in some instances, ranging anywhere from two to eleven individuals representing a specific sub-sector.
In our study, the number of cells recovered was small in many instances, this could result in the possibility of false-negative HPV results, which if occurring equally for case and control subjects would bias the observed ORs towards unity.
The amount of bone obtained from wedge osteotomies or arthrodeses on the feet is small in most instances but is large in the aggregate, and the bone is thus worth saving.
There can be some advantages of limiting body size in smaller breeds, for instance, in relation to ease of calving or resource-limited production systems.
In smaller industries, for instance, where "everybody knows everybody," companies that recruit from competitors can be stigmatized as poachers.
The win is the latest in a string of prizes this autumn going to books from small presses, in this instance the Cleveland State University Poetry Center.
The small thing in this instance took place a while ago when I was in line with my girls at McDonald's, and we were asked if we'd like the boy or girl toy with our Happy Meals.
(This is true even in small ways: For instance, accepting a bid on a Friday may invite buyer's remorse on the weekend).
It is usually small in biomolecules, except, for instance, in heme-containing proteins or when multiple aromatic planes are stacked together, as in double stranded nucleic acids.
