Sentence examples for degree slightly from inspiring English sources

Each market has, to some degree, slightly different reasons for its troubles.

Therefore, the swelling degree slightly increases to 90%.

Although Harambe may indeed have been protecting this little boy, the surface features of that gorilla enclosure are to some degree slightly unforgiving to even a much sturdier and more agile young gorilla of comparable age and size to the child.

Comparison of the 872 subjects included in this analysis to those excluded revealed some differences: included mothers were more likely to be white (79.6% vs. 74.3%), more highly educated (38.4% vs. 22.1% with a graduate degree), slightly older (mean age 33 years vs. 31 years), and slightly taller (mean height 65.1 vs. 64.7 inches).

Our results differ in degree slightly from those of Simonavicius, et al. [ 5], but this may be due to differences in antibodies, tissue fixation conditions (Rouleau et al. experienced significantly different TEM1/endosialin staining results from FFPE versus frozen tumor tissues [ 21]) or clinical tumor heterogeneity.

The heat was a brutal 107 degrees, slightly cooler near the water.

Republicans lead by 60percentto31percentcent among white voters without college degrees, slightly larger than an 18-point GOP advantage three months ago.

January's average temperature in Worcester was 15.1 degrees, slightly warmer than the frigid average of 14.9 degrees set 34 years ago.

In contrast, a de novo pseudopod is extended with equal probability in nearly all possible directions, except in the direction of the previous pseudopod; the mean angle is 101+/−49 degrees, slightly larger than random (90 degrees).

'You have to have a degree of slightly weird arrogance,' he admits.

In fact, African-Americans with a college degree reported slightly more distress (30, on average) than whites without a college degree.