Sentence examples for as such slightly from inspiring English sources

As such, slightly faster climate change may induce evolutionary rescue (Clobert et al. 2001) for species experiencing locally fragmented habitat (Fischer and Lindenmayer 2007).

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As such, they slightly enhance the {10¯12} and {11¯22} TB limited stability under c-axis deformation.

This hypothesis will be used in two sub-variants: fixed points as such or slightly variable points with gradually decreasing influence of unknown factors (cumulated over a time parameter).

Variations in pocket depths tend to be relatively small (measured in millimeters) and as such, even slightly imprecise assessments resulting from procedural errors by the dental examiners could generate substantial bias and have an adverse impact on the validity of corresponding inferences.

It should be noted from the formula for an interval estimate that a 90% confidence interval is narrower than a 95% confidence interval and as such has a slightly smaller confidence of including the population mean.

As such, it has slightly more credibility than the mass of friendlies played between half-fit stars using far-off places to shed surplus kilos on long-haul sales missions.

It is one of those injuries that we are not really sure of a recovery date as such, it's slightly open-ended.

There are a couple of moments where you can just about make out the album's difficult gestation: Horses of the Sun and Rest Your Head aren't bad songs as such, but they feel slightly laboured, where the rest of The Haunted Man feels unforced.

As such, the angles are slightly smaller than the theoretical value, so that the formulas Eqs.

As such this calculation is slightly different than would be found from an acidity titration because cations which would contain or take up OH- are not explicitly considered.