Sentence examples for which in small from inspiring English sources

London also is a habitat conducive to foxes, which in small numbers have colonized woods and heaths within a short distance of the city centre.

She also cut out coffee and chocolate, and gave the twins Mylicon drops (to break up gas bubbles), Zantac (an acid blocker), and camomile tea, which in small doses is thought to calm babies.

A minimum of 58,500 of them will be either Shared Ownership or London Living Rent dwellings, 29,000 will be for Affordable Rent and there might be some other types of properties which, in small numbers, could also qualify for support under the programme.

This is mainly due to variations in individual responses, which in small samples tend to confuse investigators.

SUV assessments are strongly influenced by the partial volume effect, which in small lesions will lead to an underestimation of the uptake.

Thus, the published data suggest that the main mechanisms of graphene toxicity are based on (i) mechanical damage of cells and tissues caused by the sharp edges of graphene sheets and (ii) formation of ROS which in small doses can also induce hormetic effects.

This is partly due to the inefficiencies which exist in small cap, which have been well publicized over the years.

That the wall has done the job for which, in no small part, it was intended, cannot be denied.

I'd never had a non-tinned peach before, but in Corfu there were incredibly juicy peaches which, in my small hands, were like footballs.

We had dozens of people at the initial meeting, which in a small community like ours was unheard of," he said.

His other selections include Affiliated Managers Group, which invests in small asset management firms; and Ultimate Software Group, which performs payroll and other functions for businesses using its software.