Примеры использования Were relatively small на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Most species were relatively small in size.
In the pharmaceutical sector, the plants which were achievable for us then were relatively small.
The sample sizes were relatively small in many age groups, especially in the 1992 survey with the 15D.
Until 1993 the numbers seeking asylum in the country were relatively small- usually less than 50 per annum.
The delegation did not have a profile of the teenage girls who had opted for abortions,but the numbers were relatively small.
However, political rallies during the electoral campaign were relatively small in size and were conducted peacefully.
Most of the least developed countries had improved their fiscal situations andhad fiscal deficits that were relatively small.
Until 1975, catches of deep-water species were relatively small, ranging between 2 and 10 per cent of the total oceanic catches.
The Task Force noted that the effect of current climate change measures on projected cuts in emissions were relatively small.
The initial investments in the business were relatively small: our office and personnel costs were approximately $6,000 a month.
The Commission was informed that participants' representatives had considered that an adjustment to the scale should nevertheless be implemented, even if it were relatively small.
Most changes were relatively small, but in several countries public spending on health was lower in 2012 than it had been in 2007.
Though numerous, the emergencies the humanitarian community dealt with were relatively small in size and of low visibility.
Individual seizures were relatively small, averaging 178 grams based only on seizure data from States that specified the number of seizures.
The representatives of the Secretary-General indicated that many of the other systems to be replaced were relatively small and would not require data conversions.
The demonstrations, which were relatively small, called for basic civil and political rights for the Kurdish minority in the Syrian Arab Republic.
The delegation pointed out that accountability was diluted in the SWAp process,particularly for those partners whose financial contributions were relatively small.
They reiterated that the World Bank and OECD were relatively small employers which did not constitute a serious threat to common system competitiveness.
Bands would often unite temporarily to launch larger forces against the Mexicans, butmost Apache raids were relatively small scale, involving a few dozen warriors.
Their social costs of stabilization and adjustment were relatively small because they started adjusting before the disequilibria reached critical proportions.
As for the specific matter of what the Government was doing about those women's health concerns,he pointed out that the populations in the outer islands were relatively small, and shrinking.
These were relatively small contributions, ranging from $26,000 to $208,000, with the exception of that of Italy, which accounted for 69 per cent of project funds received from Governments.
The main targets of the privatization programme that started in 1991 were relatively small companies in trade and public catering(restaurants and food stands), followed by agribusiness and industry.
Weekly consumption of wine and spirits was higher in central-eastern Europe and southern Europe/Mediterranean countries than in other subregions,although the differences in prevalence were relatively small.
Some studies were relatively small and interventions varied from as little as five minutes to over 60 minutes, with some interventions carried out over several sessions.
At the end of 1999, the Government's outstanding loan obligations remained largely unchanged anddebt service payments were relatively small owing to the above-mentioned moratoriums, which still remained in effect.
He asked why, as the numbers were relatively small, it was so difficult to resolve the problem decisively and durably by providing them with residence permits.
Continuing the presentation,Mr Paul Ashford noted that the uncertainties in measuring global atmospheric concentrations of chemicals from the atmosphere were relatively small, with the greatest uncertainty stemming from uncertainties in the atmospheric lifetimes of chemicals.
Because the surveyed areas in each particular project were relatively small, it opened the opportunities for data with the smaller swath, such as SPOT 4, SPOT 5 and, Landsat 5 imagery.
The data indicate that unemployment decreased slightly in South-East Asia and Latin America and the Caribbean between 2002 and 2003,though it should be noted that the changes were relatively small, occurred over a single year, and may reflect only a temporary or cyclical decline.