Sentence examples for comprised slightly from inspiring English sources

RFs of the proximal part of the paw normally comprised slightly larger skin areas than the more distal RFs.

In both cases, m2 comprised slightly more than one third of total molar occlusal area.

The insured comprised slightly older women who were less educated (in rural areas), more likely to be employed, and interestingly, more likely to be widowed than uninsured women.

The PERF I cohort comprised slightly overweight elderly women at risk of developing common western-lifestyle diseases such as type II diabetes, hypertension and hyperlipidemia.

The 2,164 participants in Tonga had a mean age of 15.0 years (standard deviation, SD: ±1.9 years), comprised slightly more girls than boys, and were almost exclusively of Tongan descendent (Table 1).

The sample comprised slightly more women, elderly people and people with a higher level of education than the average Dutch population over the age of 18. Prior to the provision of a definition, 46% of participants were familiar with the concept of an influenza pandemic, 27% indicated being unsure and 27% were unfamiliar with the concept.

Australia is one of the world's key exporters of wheat although it only comprises slightly above 5%% of the global wheat area cultivation.

The Tarkwaian rocks comprise slightly metamorphosed shallow-water, sedimentary strata, predominantly sandstone, quartzite, shale and conglomerate resting unconformably on and derived from rocks of the Birimian supergroup (Junner et al. 1942).

The remaining protein C zymogen comprises slightly modified forms of the protein.

Hungarians therefore made up around one-third of the population of these territories, with the Volksdeutsche comprising slightly less than one-quarter.

In contrast, our data are also in accordance with results by Sandhofer et al. who observed in a population based cross-sectional study comprising slightly overweight male and female participants of different age only a weak correlation between plasma VEGF and BMI and drew the conclusion that circulating VEGF levels have only a minor impact on the development of atherosclerosis [16].