Sentence examples for agreement slightly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "agreement slightly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to describe a minor or partial agreement, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context. Example: "The two parties reached an agreement slightly in favor of the employee, but further negotiations were needed."
Comparison of average S and S′ under stratification by five gene-size groups (≤10, 11~15, 16~20, 21~25, >25 SNPs per gene) showed that the agreement slightly weakens with increased number of SNPs (results not shown).
This could also explain why the CareStart test showed a level of agreement slightly below 90% in the diagnosis of deficiency across the different sources of blood, whereas FST showed a very good agreement (98.6%).
Table 3 shows that when only one rating per rater was used instead of two, the limits of agreement were slightly wider and the ICC were slightly lower.
A U.S. International Trade Commission report in 2007 concluded that the proposed Korean agreement would slightly decrease the trade deficit with Korea -- but would slightly increase the overall U.S. trade deficit, thereby presumably costing some jobs.
As a result, the agreement was slightly better for cases with visualization.
For large values of the step-size, the agreement is slightly deviated.
Note that the agreement seems slightly worse than that seen in Fig. 3(a), especially for ka = 1.
The level of agreement was slightly higher for comparison between facial und ulnar measurements since the number of observed agreements was of 625 (62.75%) (κ = 0.45).
The SCIAMACHY NLC radii are found to be in good agreement, but slightly larger than most of the previously published NLC radius measurements.
Measured olivine storage capacities are in agreement or slightly greater than those predicted by a model that combines data from experimental freezing point depression and olivine/melt partition coefficients of H2O (Hirschmann et al., 2009).
Calculations using the Hinteregger et al. solar inputs significantly underestimate the peak electron densities at all levels of activity, while using EUVAC solar inputs produces better agreement but slightly more variability than the empirical representations.
