Sentence examples for a certain slippage from inspiring English sources
From Pei and Saarinen to Bodouva Associates: it is not unfair to note a certain slippage here.
A certain amount of slippage is acceptable, and sometimes even desired, but excess slippage can, in the worst case, render the roll useless.
"There is always a certain amount of slippage in this process," said Margaret Love, a former head of the Justice Department's pardon office who remains in contact with lawyers there.
Also, the fear of retaliation provoked by aggressiveness means victims of cheating and lying might not want to push the point anyway, and might thus be willing to concede a certain amount of slippage in their negotiating position, knowing full well what is going on.
A statistically significant departure of slippage rates at loci with a certain repeat number from background slippage rates is expected to indicate the onset of the dynamic mutational activity that is characteristic of microsatellites, and thus to provide an effective definition for the latter.
Although a transition in slippage rates occurring at a certain repeat number has been previously noted, this is the first study that effectively identifies this transition in relation to background slippage rate.
Our premise was that the presence of polymorphism at repeats with a certain number of units reflects their increased slippage rates.
The fact that we were able to trigger cell death by blocking slippage with Cdc20 siRNA in our previous study also suggests that slippage and death pathways are mechanistically independent to a certain degree [9].
According to the threshold hypothesis, a repeat sequence is required to exceed a certain critical size (a threshold) in order to become a hotspot for strand slippage and thus to constitute a microsatellite.
In arm's moving process, because the terrain is complex and unknown, even if the control systems has a certain ability to predict terrain, the changing of contact points in a small scale (slight slippage) is unavoidable.
