submicroscopic

'Something set this mass of tissue, which was probably submicroscopic in size a year ago, going again.

Imagine being within submicroscopic distance of it and yet never seeing it.

They were twenty million klicks off target, a submicroscopic jump.

It's a submicroscopic realm where the rules can be confounding and the results uncertain.

The phenomenon described above are dependent on changes at light-microscopic and submicroscopic levels.

"Well, we've found that certain submicroscopic effects occur with inert objects.

In the froth of quantum bubbles, the vast majority remain submicroscopic.

The submicroscopic scale similarly includes objects that are too small to see even with any optical microscope.

It is composed of a million submicroscopic insects.

These features, easily seen by light-microscopy, reflect the submicroscopic organization of the myofibrils.

The level of submicroscopic marrow involvement may also predict response to postrelapse therapy.

A single submicroscopic dust particle can contaminate a chip by breaking a circuit line.

Though the nodes had been clean, the possibility remained that a submicroscopic malignant cell survived.

Eventually, you get a highly ordered clay composed of repeating submicroscopic features."

The results varied due to submicroscopic intergrowths or zoning.

"I said," he shrieked, "that it's a good thing we got away from those submicroscopic Einsteins.

Edison expressed his belief that in the human brain are millions of submicroscopic intelligences whom he called "little peoples."

Those were submicroscopic constructs that sought out concentrations of human DNA.

Professor Setser said she could not say for sure what her emulsifier did at the submicroscopic level to make a good-tasting cake.

Maxwell had proposed a hypothetical demon that could open a submicroscopic door to admit only fast-moving molecules of air.

The fact of his having put me under arrest in Germany was a fact of submicroscopic interest to me.

Emil looked stern and expected a full day's work and then some, but he had let Wesley explore the submicroscopic world at his own pace.

Deletion/duplication analysis can be used to detect the 15% of mutations that are submicroscopic deletions.

"Every living thing is made up of jelly-protoplasm and minute, submicroscopic things called nuclei, which control the bulk, the protoplasm.