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Meanings of small subset in English

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Usage of small subset in English
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Build a small subset of functionality and test it with real patients.
The Guardian
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Moreover, only a small subset of our forebears ranks as brilliant thinkers.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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Thus, p51 mutation occurs only in a small subset of lung cancer.
Pubmed
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It only applies to a small subset of all possible models, said Tarnita.
Wired
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Gene level analysis revealed a small subset to experience differential expression.
Pubmed
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This procedure should be reserved for only a small subset of biliary diseases.
Pubmed
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A small subset of mice succumbed after the first week of HSV1 infection.
Pubmed
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In fact, it was a very small subset of that coalition.
The new yorker
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All realized examples on earth therefore include only a small subset of possible forms.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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However, only a small subset of these new modes is found in the spectrum.
Pubmed
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But most issue the weapons to a small subset of officers in high-risk roles.
Reuters
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The tolerability of the procedure was assessed in a small subset of the patients.
Pubmed
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Only the small subset of nonsmokers and nondrinkers should be excluded from such trials.
Pubmed
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But that's a small subset of the thousands of species found in tropical forests today.
Wired
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The former appeals to literally everyone, the latter a small subset (relatively speaking).
Wired
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In addition, a small subset of tumor cells was positive for growth hormone releasing factor.
Pubmed
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