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We have only analyzed a relatively small number of white grape varieties compared to the large number of red wines analyzed . Despite its high-profile nature and the ambitious plans pegged to it , the RRW program has been a relatively small budget item . The representativeness error of the on-site estimates is best avoided by deploying several instruments within a relatively small area ( 100 m2 ) , increasing the cost of the measurements . Though empirical evidence is slight , informational activities have only begun to impact significantly on national accounts within a relatively small coterie of industrialized nations . They also found that the new technologies increased life expectancy by a relatively small amount compared with conventional Pap testing . Lastly , even if Britain did " win " by sortieing the RN and pushed back the invasion force ( which would have been a relatively small part of the German army ) in exchange for massive losses of RN destroyers ... Again , Cuban appears to be correct that technology integration has been accomplished by a relatively small group of academic subject-matter teachers who are significantly different than their peers in terms of teaching philosophy . Simula has been used by a relatively small community for a number of years , although it has had a major impact on research in computer science . Oakland was a most pleasant choice , and we had no trouble getting a relatively inexpensive rental car for the week here as well . " One of the issues here is that there has only been a relatively small pool of women reaching executive and boardroom levels . Established in 1878 , this historic campus offers the benefits of the facilities of a large university within a relatively small faculty . He also challenges the view that the skills of the whole workforce are the starting point for competitive strategies , noting that " the strategic management concept of core organisational competence does emphasise the role of skills and capabilities as providing a unique source of competitive advantage , but these may be held by a relatively small proportion of the workforce rather than the majority " . One can thus categorize different colonies according to how " Athenian " they were , ranging from Melos ( completely ) to Amphipolis , in which the Athenians seem to have been a relatively small minority ( 164 ) . The leadership positions in several organizations and service clubs are dominated by a relatively small number of individuals .