Sentence examples for the small extent from inspiring English sources

Some writers were grateful for the work they received under Mr. Yordan's name, but the small extent of his efforts as a frontman led some writers to feel that the credit he got was undeserved.

Such species face a particular threat from climatic change because the small extent of their present range reflects a small population and thus a limited output of potential colonists of newly climatically suitable areas.

Differently from other GI cancers, reactivation was recognized in small portions of PC cells to the small extent.

This finding shows that, because of the small extent of LD, most markers did not form haploblocks in the crossbred populations.

These actions could enhance the trust and respect of network members one another and could improve the small extent of integration found in this study about the mechanisms for communication models and channels in the PCCNs (Table 2: item 12).

4c– e We ascribe this to the localized nature of the 2p to 3d excitation, plus, for the divalent metal ions, the small extent of 3d-electron delonalizatoon on thethe oxygen atoms.

It is an unfortunate aspect of the job I do that the amount of international cricket, and the peripheral stuff that goes with it, precludes watching county cricket beyond the smallest extent.

Second, even the smallest extent of propagation induces small amplitude serrations.

Last year saw the smallest extent yet measured in the satellite era.

The second dot emits at significantly higher energy 1.652 eV which is caused by the smaller extent in growth direction and the, thus, higher quantization energy.

On the other hand, the severity of diseases such as vocal palsy, atrophic vocal cord is largely dependent on the vocal cord closing to the smallest extent (adduction).