Sentences with phrase «small number of someone»

This study can't give us a definitive answer either, as it only looked at a very small number of people for a short period of time, none of whom had dementia.

All for the sake of what is now a very small number of relatively wealthy dairy, poultry and egg farmers.

Despite this, only small numbers of cells are dividing at any one time, so the treatment is not helpful in all cases.

However the use of relatively small numbers of donors in the context of many different bacteria being identified, affects the ability of the study to make definitive conclusions.

The findings were unexpected because previous studies, done with small numbers of people in the lab, concluded that people's minds wander less often.

Until then, the evidence for the existence of a new biological domain had been largely based on studies of small numbers of genes.

Several genomic studies have suggested regions that might influence sexual orientation, but they have relied on small numbers of participants and have been challenged repeatedly.

But it would not send the wrong messages in the very small number of cases where settlement is argued under the second para of Art 12.

And then, back inside the school again, class formation, designing learning programs with small numbers of students across a wide range of grade bands or year levels.

Finally, the fund could be effectively substituted by small number of equity and fixed - income ETFs in a dynamic portfolio with a lower volatility.

The fees are intended to help pay for making city pools available to the relatively small number of users, officials said.

However, this gain fell barely short of a conventional standard for statistical significance, likely due to the very small number of schools in this category (only nine).

Moreover, studies have involved a relatively small number of patients, and scientists aren't sure what complications may emerge.

Most industrial structures in the long - run end up with a relatively small number of large firms, not so many mid-size firms, and lots of little firms.

He worries some ETFs hold a relatively small number of companies in just a single sector.

The team had to create new, highly sensitive ways to detect epigenetic marks in such small numbers of cells.

For a very small number of women, symptoms may persist.

Nor is there any reference to the many charter schools that enroll disproportionately small numbers of children who are English - language learners or have disabilities.

Some smart beta ETFs include a relatively small number of stocks, and these may be concentrated in just a few sectors.

I have had a very small number of dogs who seemed fine at this point, but had some damage that didn't show until the dog was stressed by returning to exercise.

An event, even for a relatively small number of customers, can be a very worthwhile investment if those customers share images and comments about the experience to their social networks.

A very small number of participants (7 %) showed impairment in their everyday thinking skills at baseline testing.

Various Phase 1 experiments could be run through it, with small numbers of teachers at first, so that many experiments could be run concurrently.

An even smaller number of teachers were aware of how overwhelming the scientific consensus is on climate change.

He is now used with working with a very small number of players thinking he would get maximum performances each time.

POD — Print On Demand A printing technology that allows small numbers of books to be printed at once, allowing books to not be printed until orders are received.

Well, I guess this leads us to the conclusion that a much smaller number of shares traded many times yesterday.

I asked myself, If our school systems are producing such small numbers of graduates, what is the purpose of K — 12 education for black males?

Tournament fields, on the other hand, give small numbers of people very big prizes.

They were mostly show - bred dogs with a much smaller number of working - line dogs.

Only a very small number of cats died during the outbreak, while hundreds of infected cats survived.

It also has a very small number of new listings each month, anywhere between one and six over the past four months.

Whereas in marginal seats with two or three parties very close to each other, the behaviour of small numbers of voters could change the result and so every vote counts.

So for a very long train, it's a pretty small number of guests.

Normally, a retained search recruiter will be working on a relatively small number of job openings (less than five) concurrently.

She added that some of the fasting studies had very small numbers of subjects and needed to be replicated with many more participants.

In the last column we explored one such limitation, being reduced access to legal advice and legal advocacy due to a comparatively smaller number of lawyers practicing in rural areas.

By contrast, their chances of being nominated for the relatively small number of places open to MPs from their party would be slim.

While a select small number of authors may have seen book giveaways as a clever promotion to boost the sales of their next book, it is rare.

Some use fresh coconut, some are made with coconut milk and some are made with just an unbelievably small number of ingredients without compromising on taste at all.

In rural schools, distributed leadership may be particularly important, because these schools often have smaller numbers of staff members than urban and suburban schools.

So you get that concentration of power in a relatively small number of big publishers and bookstore chains.