Sentence examples for may only slightly from inspiring English sources

The rigorous SSI modelling method is compared with simpler methods and the results show that consideration of SSI may only slightly affect the probability of system failure, depending on the modelling assumptions made.

As 1.5%% errors may only slightly blur individual branches in the scatter plot (Carlson et al. 1993), they therefore have little effect on the identification of branches.

And although the KLF6 variant alone may only slightly raise a man's risk, it could act in concert with other prostate cancer genes, Tavtigian notes.

This suggests that PRI orientation may only slightly contribute to enhancer activity.

Consequently, our rule may only slightly overestimate a patient's risk of progression to microalbuminuria.

Previous results, suggest that skin fold measurements may only slightly improve (8%) the estimation of body fatness among children who are obese (BMI ≥95th CDC percentile) [ 39].

These observations suggest that neurons in a putative pre-tangle stage or with neurofibrillary tangles in intermediate stages may not be affected (or they may be only slightly affected) or they may be in a reversible state.

Sterile stamens may differ only slightly from fertile stamens, or they may consist of a filament alone without an anther, or be united in a cup about the base of the female structure or in a tube joined to the petals, or be reduced to minute flaps of tissue.

In permanent, deep salt lakes, annual salinities as well as water levels may fluctuate only slightly, while, in shallow, temporary lakes, salinities may range from less than 50 grams per litre to more than 300 grams per litre over a period of a single year and be accompanied by wide water-level fluctuations.

The process may be only slightly faster than swiping a card, but may be speedier overall since you don't have to dig around in your wallet or purse first to pull out the card in the first place.

Several arguments suggest that quantum-gravity effects may not only slightly alter the slope of inflationary perturbations, but may also lead to a discrete spectrum, instead of the continuous one predicted by the standard calculation using field theory on a quasi-classical spacetime background.