Sentence examples for tiny but detectable from inspiring English sources

Many people suspect that the tiny but detectable trend toward a Republican majority may deepen as county incomes rise.

These lightweight, portable monitors count your heart beats from the tiny but detectable electrical activity that each beat creates and thus are extremely accurate.

Experts at King's College London said the scan - tested on 40 people - identified tiny but crucial signs of autism, only detectable by computer.

Almost every known chemical compound will dissolve in water to a small (but detectable) extent.

The IFS said there were also increases in employment, which had a small but detectable effect on income poverty.

More accurate, at least in the case of Bb, would be to say that a series of careful observations by European astronomers over four years identified tiny but regular perturbations in the orbit of Alpha Centauri B – and they calculated this barely detectable wobble could only be explained by a planet slightly larger than Earth in close orbit around the star.  .

I'm tiny, but starting to grow".

By the 1950s, tiny but oil-rich states did nicely.

The products may be tiny, but the stakes are enormous.

She commanded attention -- tiny but loud, charismatic and beautiful.

Many are tiny, but produce disproportionately good, strong sound.