Sentence examples for theory small from inspiring English sources

To test this theory, small amounts (0 10 wt%) of MWCNTs were added to methyl methacrylate styrene copolymer (MMA-co-Sty), a chief component of commercial bone cement.

In theory small, nimble low-cost companies could move in, using innovative techniques to extract the 24 billion barrels of oil (about 40 years' production at current rates) still remaining on the continental shelf, though mainly in smaller deposits.

I guess, it's like the broken car windows theory—small infractions lay the groundwork for bigger problems.

According to this theory, small acts of deviance -- littering, graffiti, broken windows -- will, if ignored, escalate into more serious crime.

And yet, if Bill Simmons is right, the whole notion of a ball theory (small or large) might turn out to be moot.

In theory, small ICUs could adopt new staffing models and hire more nurses.

Although there is some indication that in Aristotle's chemical theory smallest particles played a role, it was certainly not a very important one.

In theory, smaller banks could fail as defaults piled up.

Those companies then get those detailed profiles, offering an opportunity to get a better look at a (in theory smaller) set of candidates that are the best for the job.

Although theory, small-scale experiments, and retrospective analysis of resistance monitoring data suggest that the refuge strategy has been useful (Gould 1998; Tabashnik et al. 2008a, 2009a), a more detailed analysis of the spatial distribution of Bt crops and refuges in conjunction with patterns of field-evolved resistance could help to more rigorously test the effects of refuges.

In figure 4, as expected by population genetic theory, smaller population sizes exhibit more stochasticity and a greater role for drift.