Sentence examples for even though a slight from inspiring English sources
The AC loss has remained constant, even though a slight decrease was observed in the early phase of operation.
Even though a slight increase in Fe C repulsion gives optimum results, our high temperature simulation results clearly show that electronic distortions around Fe due to strong Fe S bond do not play a significant role in the molten Fe C S system.
Even though a slight shortening of the clavicle is noticeable, no functional impairment was mentioned by the patient at last follow-up.
Marshall-Pescini and Whiten (2008) have shown that chimpanzees tend to get stuck with a learned technique (behavior) for gaining food, even though a slight restructuring of the technique would yield vastly improved gains.
The strong linear correlations between the results of the two measurement methods demonstrated that MGM was also utilizable for determination of the total amount of emitted NH3 in different treatments even though a slight overestimation existed.
The differences in frequency distributions were statistically less significant for the remaining two species, C. reinhardtii and P. patens, even though a slight separation of the Ka/Ks values could be seen between the LTSP and STSP/pseudogene groups (Figure 6, Table S8).
This leads Burns to (incorrectly) conclude that he is indestructible, even though the doctors protest that even a slight breeze could disrupt the balance in his body.
If performance objectives are met, you might get a slight raise in salary or your academic department's annual budget might even get a slight increase, though this happy outcome is far from guaranteed in the cold world of cost-benefit analysis.
In her hands, comedy is a powerful weapon though even she suffers a slight humour by-pass over critics, and spends more time than is healthy picking apart written assessments of her shows.
They chose to keep it at that level though – even with a slighter lower sound quality – because it was their anniversary.
Though my first evening was a slight disappointment on the film front, that didn't stop me hauling myself out of bed the next morning and returning to the Lido for an 8.30am showing of Brian de Palma's The Black Dahlia.
