Sentence examples for carried slight from inspiring English sources

But when the federal study, the Women's Health Initiative, found that Prempro carried slight risks (of heart attack, stroke and breast cancer) that outweighed its benefits (a slightly lower risk of colon cancer and hip fracture), the part of the study in which women were taking Prempro was ended.

But it does carry slight risks of temporary consequences, like narrowing of the urethra or bleeding.

Given the large overlap in the music that the online services carry, slight variations in how they operate may dictate which service wins the most listeners.

But his tone seemed to carry slight surprise that things had come so far, that he really was the ice entrepreneur he claims to be.

Van Commenee pulled Ashlee Nelson, the world junior 100m silver medallist, and Jenny Meadows, one of Europe's top 800m runners, out of the European Team Championships at the weekend with both carrying slight knocks ahead of the World Championships in Berlin, which is less than two months away.

Paralog 2 from IAST-1 is identical to gamma-TMT haplotype 5 from Hass et al. [ 14], which also included sequences from both high and low gamma-tocopherol lines, while paralog 2 from nmsT2100 carries slight SNP differences.

Then he was faced with the prospect of surgery, which carried a slight risk of affecting his fertility.

The cool rain carried a slight scent of honeysuckle.

They traveled with an overnight bag filled with Hermès ties and carried a slight odor of sulfur.

The isoelectric point of silica was lower (≈ pH 2) (Vansant et al. 1995) than HA (≈ pH 8) (Bengtsson & Sjoberg 2009) so that under the neutral conditions (≈ pH7) used for the adsorption of the salivary pellicle in this study, the HA surface is likely to have carried a slight positive charge and the silica a strong negative charge.

However, yoke and yokeybus, when attached to people – which yokemabob and yokemajig should never be – carry slight intimations of obstinacy; I have fond memories of being described as a Divil of a yokeybus by an elderly neighbour when I was a small child.