The phrase "effect was slight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where the result of an action or event is minor or limited in scope. For example: "Despite the efforts of the volunteer group to clean up the local park, the effect was slight as much of the area remained littered."
The effect was slight — slowing the spacecraft by about 300 miles a year — but the crack interplanetary navigators at J.P.L., who can slip a probe through Saturn's rings or buzz the moons of Jupiter, take great pride in their knowledge of the forces and foibles of the solar system.
In principle, this should increase power, though in our simulation the effect was slight (see Table 1).
Interestingly, it was found that normalization of weight and metabolic parameters were only observed in exogenous obesity model, and effect was slight in Zucker rats or ZDF rats.
This effect was slight at 4.2 µM cyclosporin-A and severe at 42 µM, but the latter concentration was also toxic.
Although the ball always deforms a bit on contact, the effect is slight unless it makes a powerful and almost direct collision with the bat's "sweet spot".
What little research exists on behavior interventions suggests that though nudging may work, the effect is slight and more often negative.
The strain-hardening effect is slight in our numerical tests and the rate effect of the honeycomb is obviously weaker than that of the cell wall material.
Therefore, it is reasonable to suggest that the increases in ϵ′ and tanδ observed in the CCTO/Au4 sample were mainly attributed to the percolation effect; while, the effect of grain size effect is slight.
This effect is slight but reproducible with all of our whole genome captured samples.
The differences among regions may influence outcomes, but the results of our analysis suggest that the effect is slight.
With the proposed method, regulations that have a positive effect will be selected independently of whether that effect is slight or strong.
