Sentence examples for too small a fraction from inspiring English sources

As a result, the roughly 3percentt of actively publishing climate scientists who don't believe that greenhouse gases cause global warming represent too small a fraction to tilt the scales in favor of doubt, Heinzerling said.

Starch alone, however, accounts for too small a fraction of biomass to sustain a positive energy balance.

Make it "too small a bodice".

To standardize our study population, we selected only RCCs (clear cell type) for the further investigations and we removed the other histotypes because, in the initial sample, they represented too small numerical fractions to be studied by statistical analysis.

Another one potential practical concern of the proposed method is that sample size must not be too small, higher fractions of censored data create the need for further increased sample size.

In contrast, if the characteristic length were too small (λ≪ L), a large fraction of the tissue would experience very low morphogen concentrations, which poses a problem, because at low molecule numbers unavoidable side-effects related to intrinsic noise start to dominate, impeding positional information [ 60, 61].

The athermal ω phase does not lead to attractive hardening due to its too small size and volume fraction, so the hardness of the solution-treated alloy is about 370 Hv.

The Fifth Avenue building is too small to display more than a fraction of the museum's permanent collection, which also includes examples of large-scale contemporary art.

The relative z-score of the FANTOM3 dataset (dashed line c in Fig. 5) is out of the predicting region of f1 z), which suggests that its ncRNA fraction may be too small to be detected by the ncRNA/intron submodel, so the ncRNA fraction is estimated to be less than 5%.

Normalized cut avoids unnaturally partitioning out any too small set of vertices by taking the fraction out of the total weighted edges connected to all nodes in the graph.

The data presented here represent the overall dimethylation status of 12S rRNA molecules, the relative ratios of methylated and non-methylated molecules (30) might be heavily influenced by a minor change in the proportion of non-methylated rRNA, a fraction (<3%) that is too small to feasibly affect the function of the collective pool of mitoribosomes.