Sentence examples for the miniscule amount from inspiring English sources

The Court of Arbitration for Sport dismissed both appeals, ruling that it appeared more than likely that the miniscule amount of cocaine found in Gasquet's urine did not come from doping or regular use of the drug.

The miniscule amount of Y administered should not produce any effect on the plants; there is little known about the effects of Y on plants, but Fu et al. (2014) established that 2 mg L−1 Y was the median lethal dose (LD50) in a hydroponic system, and Maksimovic et al. (2014) started seeing toxic effects at 10−5 mol L−1 Y [29, 30].

I too was stunned, but by the missing trees, and by the miniscule amount of food produced.

In the end I settled on the miniscule amount of flesh left on the bones of some random Japanese person's chicken.

"Many obstetricians are oblivious to their patients' vitamin D status and falsely assume that the miniscule amount of vitamin D contained in prenatal vitamins will meet the needs of their patients," Hollis says.

Many consumers are now going to be led to believe that the miniscule amount of nitrite used in processed meats, as compared with what is naturally present in many vegetables, and are going to put them at greater risk for pancreatic cancer.

According to some atmospheric scientists, this miniscule amount of methane in our atmosphere already has half the potency of carbon dioxide in warming our globe.

The embryos were placed in the gutter close to the open end of the tube in a miniscule amount of fluid (<0.5 μl).

The physical body of the work occupies a miniscule amount of space, but consists of a highly condensed fusion of chairs, lamps, computer wiring, and dozens of reflective surfaces bearing projected and fragmented clips.

So the team dropped a very miniscule amount of water onto the structures, and when the water molecules started sticking to each other, the silicon pulled the 2D surfaces together into a folded design, just like origami. .

The Dalai Lama feels that much of the blame for the popular view of the world becoming worse should be placed on the media, which tends to always highlight the negative (even though it involves only a miniscule amount of the world's total population) while taking the positive for granted.