Sentence examples for To a small extent or from inspiring English sources

As it is presented in Figs. 5 and 6, speakers vectors were usually correlated to a small extent or not correlated.

The responses have been further grouped into three categories: group 1 (listed S&T outputs not achieved at all, or are not applicable), group 2 (the outputs are achieved by participants to a small extent or in part) and group 3 (the outputs are achieved to a great extent or fully).

Genes implicated in cell survival and metabolism, including those related to "cell growth and proliferation", "cell death", and "cell cycle", were only modulated to a small extent or not at all in the presence of HDL (Figure 7B).

In particular, the SVM-embedded feature selection produces feature subsets that overlap to a small extent (or do not overlap at all) with the subsets selected by other methods.

Concerning their role on EPC mobilization, it has been shown that in vitro usage of anti-α4 integrin antibody blocks and competes with the adhesive interactions between BM-derived EPCs and immobilized VCAM-1, FN (to a smaller extent) or BM stromal cells.

Their primary predators in the wild are alligators, turtles, gars, large snakes, birds of prey, and to a small extent now, humans (for fur or meat).

Urinary creatinine reflects the concentration of fluid passing through the glomerulus and is only to a small extent affected by tubular reabsorption or secretion.

In contrast, HDL do not affect or inhibit - or only to a small extent - the expression of molecules displaying anti-inflammatory and regulatory functions.

Only 17.9% of respondents managed to achieve patents in part or to a small extent.

At least, 'to some extent' (in part or to a small extent), industrial applications have been achieved by 37.5% of all respondents.

"The fact that they're now commercial to a small extent definitely shows there is a growth or an interest in the stickers".