Examples of 'small extent' in a sentence
Meaning of "small extent"
refers to a limited or minimal degree or amount, indicating that something is happening or existing only to a small extent
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Also found to a small extent in the atmosphere.
Pramipexole is metabolised in man only to a small extent.
A small extent of the stone was restored.
But she just tweaks it to a small extent.
And to a small extent by conduction.
I shall go through its history in a small extent.
Ments to reform to no small extent abuses which had.
Proteins also provide energy to a small extent.
To some small extent.
That has only happened to a very small extent.
Weed infestation though on small extent is seen in the compartment nos.
The fruit is cultivated to a small extent.
To a small extent respects.
Transfers of funding to such purposes are to a small extent earmarked.
To a small extent tent.
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In biological systems calcium is substituted in a small extent by strontium.
This species has a very small extent of occurrence and area of occupancy.
The script has only been decoded to a small extent.
They also hunt and fish to a small extent to supplement their diet.
Trade and industry are present only to a small extent.
They even use sign language to a small extent when conversing with others.
It is appreciated that all threads are elastic to a small extent.
Other works in small extent or.
The activities of the parties overlap to a very small extent.
Some middle peasants exploit to a small extent but it is not their main income.
Their results show that this does occur to a small extent.
This is only to a very small extent acceptable for the buyer of the hybrid seed.
The settlements are of small extent.
It sprang to no small extent from my English blood.
Smoking increases resting energy expenditure to a small extent acutely.
Residue burning is practised to a small extent in Canada and concerns mostly flax residues.
It is possible for this superposition to have only a small extent.
The device can comprise a particularly small extent in the direction of the linear axis.
It absorbs and binds wound exudation only to a small extent.
The body obtains energy to only a small extent from the degradation of products containing RS.
It may be considered to damp this relative movement also to a small extent.
Natural refrigerants have been commercialised to a small extent aboard marine vessels worldwide.
This relative success stems from geopolitical factors to a no small extent.
Natural refrigerants have been commercialized to a small extent aboard marine vessels worldwide.
Diffusion occurs in almost all surface measurements to at least a small extent.
This festival is celebrated in a small extent outside Maharashtra.
The details of the life histories of other species vary to a small extent.
Or to a small extent as nitrous oxide N.
Homogenising conditions depend to a small extent on billet size.
It also appeared that phospholipids like phosphatidyl choline were only modified to a very small extent.
Satisfied to a small extent.
Animals are also responsible for mechanical weathering albeit to a relatively small extent.
These experiences are conclusive only to a very small extent because of their duration.
The potential women offer in terms of running businesses is used to a very small extent.
Given the small extent of damages, would it be possible.
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The extent of those injuries is yet to be determined
Happening to a limited extent in some other countries
The extent of this latter category is unclear
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They got a small dinger on the door
Small arms and light weapons programme
Only myself and a small cohort remain
