The phrase "a corresponding slight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a minor insult or offense that is related to or matches another situation or context.
Example: "After receiving a compliment, she felt a corresponding slight when he made a dismissive comment about her work."
Alternatives: "an equivalent offense" or "a related insult".
Another peculiar observation was that for each diet, the moisture content showed a significant (P < 0.05) influence on potassium, where increasing the amount of feed moisture content from 20 to 30% resulted in a corresponding slight increase in the level of potassium (Table 3).
Additionally, there was a significant decrease in CD103− DCs in the smIELs with La-EV and a corresponding slight increase with La-IFN-β pretreatment.
A corresponding slight difference in sensitivity was not significant (Fig. 5 g).
For the sensitivity, a corresponding slight difference did not reach significance (Fig. 5d).
There appeared to be a slight reduction in exposure to TP3076 in the extensive metabolisers, with a corresponding slight decrease in TP3011 exposure.
The validation of CRM2 was apparent through the higher estimate of genetic variance, the corresponding slight reduction in missing heritability and the modest increase in accuracy of predictions of phenotype when compared to GRM and NRM.
If the offence is flagrant, the penitentiary, with its discipline, may be called into requisition; but if slight, a corresponding punishment may be inflicted within the general range of the law.
Consequently, our assumed maximal control reference represents a slight underestimate, with a corresponding impact on every effect and effect concentration estimation.
The slight rise in Treasuries, with a corresponding drop in the 10-year yield to 3.14% by late Thursday afternoon, could help ease some minds, potentially.
Removing it can cause a slight improvement in overall vision, but a corresponding increase in visual recovery time.
Our experimental results shown in Fig. 4a, b agree well with our simulation (solid blue lines), differing only by a slight underestimate of the oscillation amplitude and a corresponding small velocity offset.
