Sentence examples for was distinctly small from inspiring English sources

Mr. Calleo compared it to squirrel, noting that it had a gamy, pungent aftertaste that was distinctly "small and furry".

Correlation between these six categories and the skill category 'coping with fatigue' was distinctly smaller (0.62≤rs≤0.76).

However, the difference in the number of children with raised and normal foot arches was distinctly smaller than among underweight children.

Compound 3-STE-AC was still the least active composite for RCo130 °C, but the difference between it and 1-STE-AC and 2-STE-AC was distinctly smaller than before calcination.

5 A direct genesis of dystonia by the meningioma as previously reported in a case by Soland and coworkers 16 seems to be implausible as the meningioma described here was distinctly smaller, just slightly infiltrated the adjacent cortex, and was not accompanied by a perifocal edema which could affect the basal ganglia.

At the moment, the panel of keratins introduced into routine diagnosis as histopathological tumor markers is distinctly small, essentially consisting of K5, K7, K8/K18, K19, and K20.

Pumeza Matshikiza sings the title role appealingly, but only Amy Freston's Perseda and Simon Lobelson's Osmin manage both speech and song with success – some of the singing is distinctly small-scale.

Numerical integrations confirm that such subintervals are distinctly smaller than ((-1, +1)).

The energy gap of (1 0 1) defect surface (1.888 eV) is distinctly smaller than that of (1 0 1) perfect surface (1.951 eV).

They are applicable to free surface flows, when the flow thickness is distinctly smaller than the lateral dimension.

Most prosauropods were distinctly smaller than sauropods but were still relatively large, but the oldest and most basal form, Saturnalia, was only about 5 feet (1.5 meters) long.