Sentence examples for tiny but measurable from inspiring English sources

The company reports tiny but measurable upticks in sales of its own Windows Phone (which actually is a terrific phone).

He proposed that the continents actually had drifted apart, in tiny but measurable annual increments, over hundreds of millions of years.

New data from two teams of particle physicists suggest that matter had a tiny but measurable competitive edge in the earliest moments of the universe.

The gravitational waves cause tiny but measurable distortions in the laser beams that cause a "changing interference pattern" in the photosensors that read the laser reflections, Reitze said.

Children who spent considerable time watching television showed a tiny but measurable higher frequency of -- from the list above -- "conduct problems"; the same wasn't true for children who spent similar time with games.

Executives, he added, "are expecting moderate but measurable improvement".

The term "mild cognitive impairment" is sometimes applied to small but measurable memory problems.

It doesn't mean quotas, but measurable goals.

FISH has a low but measurable error rate, Zhuang says.

Conversely, the diffusion experiments indicated a weak but measurable retention.

The results were slow, but measurable.