Sentence examples for further slight to from inspiring English sources

In a further slight to Ukraine, which has suffered more than most European countries in the global financial crisis, Platini said Uefa could proceed with four Polish cities and only two from co-hosts Ukraine.

It was a further slight to US diplomacy, coming just hours after the White House demanded the journalists' release, and only two days after America's top diplomat, John Kerry, reiterated that millions of dollars in suspended aid money to Egypt would be unfrozen.

We further observed slight to moderate but significant increase in LXR α levels in HepG2 and MCF7 cells, whereas no significant changes occurred in HEK293T after the overexpression of p(128) (Supplementary Figure S3d).

In this study, the proportion of PE patients endorsing any suicidal ideation on a single-item measure decreased significantly during treatment (from approximately 24 to 10%%) with further slight decreases found across up to 10 years of follow-up [ 101].

Laser light illumination with near-bandgap photon energy leads to further slight arsenic enrichment.

A further slight modification of the model to account for, possibly, reaction on particles inside slugs would however seem to be necessary.

A further slight reduction in gene numbers to 41 was achieved by including the symbiont Nostoc azollae in the analysis.

In addition, when fetuin was treated with a protein deglycosylation mix containing a PNGase F/O-linked glycosidase cocktail, further slight electrophoretic mobility-shift relative to PNGase F-treated fetuin control was observed.

We chose A/Indonesia/Wates/77/2005, which had a further slight decrease in sensitivity compared to other Indonesian isolates, as well as one that was in the same range as the remaining Indonesian isolates.

The proportion of patients waiting for longer than 18 weeks was reduced to 9%95%CI9%I 9% to 12%) with the addition of one surgeon (scenario 1), whereas the addition of two surgeons (scenarios 3 and 5) provided a further slight improvement, reducing this proportion to 8%95%5% CI 7%to10%0%).

A further slight generalization of this model (to account for time varying parameters at the second stage of mutation) was presented by Little and Charles [ 110], who also demonstrated that the excess relative risk predicted by the model, when the first mutation rate was subject to instantaneous perturbation, decayed at least exponentially for a sufficiently long time after the perturbation.