in small amounts

It accumulates in the cooling water of nuclear reactors and is often vented in small amounts to the environment. Its half-life is 12 years.

If you think a stock is good, you can pick it up in small amounts so that you average out the cost of the investment over time.

We recommend using these symbols in small amounts a little at a time until one has embraced a flow that supports these tones.

At six months, caregivers should introduce foods in small amounts and gradually increase the quantity as the child gets older.

Rare earths are minerals used in small amounts on virtually every electronic item for sale around the world.

I used to work at the Rockefeller Foundation [an older American charity] and dole out grants in small amounts.

You can only buy unemployment and redundancy insurance in small amounts on unattractive terms.

Autogenous cancellous bone can be mixed in small amounts with allograft bone as "seed" to provide osteogenic potential.

In small amounts the aromas or flavors can add complexity and be positive characteristics, but become negative as the intensity increases.

If you want to be relieved, try to eat something that can be easily digested, in small amounts, and intermittently.

Nitrosamines form in small amounts when exposed to chloramine, the disinfectant of choice at the nation's wastewater treatment plants.

Soybean lecithins are generally used in small amounts in a wide variety of foods.

Scientists have known for years that fires in the contaminated zones have the potential to spread radioactive materials in small amounts.

Iron is a micronutrient. Micronutrients are important substances that are found in small amounts in foods.

Central banks in countries including Russia, Venezuela, Mexico and the Philippines are also buying gold, albeit in small amounts.

Fluoropolymer processing aids can also be added in small amounts to reduce stress at the die exit.

Either use it in cooking or as a salad dressing oil. or drink it in small amounts.

It is widely distributed, usually in small amounts, occasionally uncombined but more often as selenides of iron, lead, silver, or copper.

Micronutrients are important substances that are found in small amounts in foods.

Caffeine is in soft drinks, many teas, chocolate, and even -- in small amounts -- in decaf coffee.

The substance is one of several omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids found in fatty fish and, in small amounts, in some meats.

Additive: Substance added to another in small amounts to improve its properties.

There you can borrow money in small amounts, generally not much more than $500, against your post-dated pay-cheque.

In large doses this herb dispels blood stagnation, while in small amounts it harmonizes the blood.

Some phenolics , if consumed in small amounts, are believed to lower the risk of heart disease.

Most people buy replacements in small amounts only when they need them and think about food only when they're hungry.

Alcohol, consumed even in small amounts, is believed to increase the risk of breast cancer.

Apparently most varieties served in restaurants use the fish sauce or shrimp instead of salt, albeit in small amounts.

If you want to be relieved, try to eat something that is easily digested, in small amounts, and intermittently.

Lead, which is harmful in small amounts , can damage the nervous system, red blood cell production and the kidneys .

Omega-6 fatty acids: Although needed in small amounts, an excess can contribute to cancer.

Liquors such as gin and tequila in small amounts assist in dissolving plaque that have accumulated in one's arteries over time.

Eat low-glycemic index foods in small amounts before bed.

It is common for children to process information in small amounts.

Glaze is mostly translucent, but da Vinci would also slip in small amounts of pigments, such as manganese and lead oxides.

The trickle of oil from the Earth, long extracted by humans in small amounts, became a torrent.

In need of a forex account outside for the remittance of current incomes gain there in small amounts after a period of accumulation;

A material added in small amounts during a chemical or metallurgical process to absorb impurities

A substance added in small amounts to something else to improve, strengthen, or otherwise alter it

Fed in small amounts Deliver consistent ration to cow