Sentence examples for tiny subset of from inspiring English sources

The scientists only looked at a tiny subset of genes.

"But these are a tiny subset of people with obesity," he acknowledges.

And only a tiny subset of jinshi were Manchu bannermen, kinsfolk of the emperor.

The Orange County series, which has run for three seasons, focuses on another tiny subset of womanhood, the enhanced-breasts crowd in a California gated community.

This concerns a tiny subset of the population: child performers and those who read about them in supermarket tabloids.

Moreover, structural genomics will tackle only a tiny subset of all protein structures, making it far less comprehensive than the Human Genome Project.

So these three criteria will successively restrict insights to an even tinier subset of the extractable information from big data (see figure).

Among the 155 known exoplanets, the new world joins a tiny subset that may consist mainly of rock.

Within the vast body of Holocaust literature a tiny subset has emerged, writings about Holocaust education trauma.

It amazed me that this article, which was supposed to be writing about London in general, was focusing on a tiny affluent subset of London.

Strayer believes that there is a tiny but persistent subset of the population — about two per cent — whose performance does not deteriorate, and can even improve, when multiple demands are placed on their attention.