Sentence examples for influence slightly from inspiring English sources

Although city pavements are known to absorb and radiate enough heat to affect local meteorological patterns, the lake often provides a moderating influence, slightly warming the areas near it in winter, cooling them in summer, and generating occasional lake-effect showers and snowfalls.

The presence of diethylene terephthalate units was found to influence slightly the rheological behaviour in the melt.

In that year, the negative effect on STAR of the increasing long sylleptic density was rapid and monotonous, with a stronger decrease until 8 where its influence slightly diminished.

His prize-winning work, Antiochus and Stratonice, reveals that at this point he could still be influenced slightly by the Rococo charm of the painter François Boucher, who had been a family friend.

It was observed that the compressive strength of SCC mixtures was also influenced slightly with the incorporation of different types of superplasticizers.

Moroni et al. (Moroni et al. 2010) have shown the influence of thermal cyclic ageing on the performances of hybrid adhesive-mechanical joints, whereas ageing influences slightly the performances of hybrid joints.

The plasma treatment time was found to have influence on the wrinkle formation by affecting the thickness of the cross-linked part of PS layer, and influencing slightly the dimensions of the wrinkles.

Thus, the catalyst in the conditions investigated influences slightly in the arrangement of CO2 molecules in relation to the clustering formed by the cycloaliphatic epoxide groups; however the amount of the CO2 available in the neighborhood of the epoxide reaction centers is extremely low.

In Fig. 8f, since wind power is approximately constant during the overcurrent fault, the rotor speed increases very quickly with the decrease in active power for case A. The rotor speed for case B is more constant than that for case C, and both are influenced slightly.

Registration of HIV in DNHR was influenced slightly by demographic and HIV-associated factors.

Emotional impact appeared to be influenced slightly more within the first group, but not in a significant manner.