The phrase "also only a slight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is minimal or not significant, while also adding an additional point or context.
Example: "The changes made to the project were also only a slight improvement over the previous version."
Alternatives: "merely a slight" or "just a slight".
Those revenues also represent only a slight increase from sales of $106.8 million in the comparable quarter a year ago, despite the company's heavy spending on marketing and infrastructure.
The intercalarium of adult L. cyclurus also shows only a slight indication of a processus.
The cells also showed only a slight increase of the LDH release.
We also observed only a slight reduction in P granule number in meg-4 zygotes.
We also observed only a slight correlation between nail arsenic and water arsenic (r = 0.17), although the correlation was considerably improved at higher water arsenic exposures above 20 μg/L (r = 0.45).
Previous studies have also showed that only a slight increase (or no change) in glucose concentration is seen in dietary-obese rats [ 30- 33].
Abrogation of two E-boxes by mutation (Myc-MT) also led to only a slight reduction in transcriptional activity in untreated tumour cells.
Taking the rare "other" origins (encephalitis, tumors, electric shock) also into account, only a slight trend was found (χ(2) = 4.74, P = 0.09) due to the large variability among other causes.
The shape of the tail distributions during CIR events and during average conditions are also quite similar, with only a slight shift of the higher energy population in the tail towards higher energy during CIR events.
The sensitivity of MAPPIS and Robetta were also quite similar, with only a slight difference (0.66 for MAPPIS versus Robetta's 0.64).
There was also one dog with only a slight increase in GLDH at examination 1 and another dog with a high ALT value at examination 4. Of the 34 dogs, 12 were treated with glucocorticoids and in this group a minor, but significant, increase in ALP was seen between examinations 1 and 2 (p < 0.05, sign. test) (Fig. 4).
