Sentence examples for a slightly lower effect from inspiring English sources

In the second model, the effect of PM2.5, total VOCs and CO gave a slightly lower effect with the symptoms.

A locus on chromosome 4 shows a slightly lower effect on disease outcome.

Karabenick and Knapp (1991) found a slightly lower effect size (r = −.28, p < .001) and Kitsantas and Chow (2007) found a slightly higher effect size (r = −.48, p < .001) for the association between students' "perceived sense of threat" and their formal help-seeking behavior.

Although the WT is virulent whereas the ΔwaaE mutant is non-virulent in in vivo systems, the extracellular products obtained from these two strains showed cytotoxic effects to crayfish hematopoietic cells even though the extracellular products obtained from the waaE negative strain showed a slightly lower effect.

Norrby found in 2008 a slightly lower effect and provided an error of refraction of 2.8 D with an AL difference of 1 mm [ 1].

The effect of climate was not very pronounced but a slightly lowering effect of annual precipitation on structure was found (Fig. 7c).

As we hypothesized increased cerebrocortical action of the insulin analogue, it was necessary to achieve a similar or slightly lower effect on peripheral glucose metabolism than in the experiment using human insulin.

In this clamp a similar or even slightly lower effect on peripheral glucose metabolism had to be achieved and the time-profile of the plasma insulin concentrations had to be mimicked.

The differences were also significant for both latent dimensions with slightly lower effect sizes (CK: d = 1.47 and PCK: d = 0.46).

PEI showed the slightly lower effect comparing with chitosan-g-PEI, but significant higher than chitosan and control.

In contrast, tests on tylosin tartrate applied via aerobic half-maximum stored manure-soil-mixture yielded only slightly lower effect concentrations compared to those from anaerobic incubation.