"may slightly change" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something might be slightly different from how it was originally planned. For example, "We may slightly change the route for tomorrow's trip due to the weather forecast."
However, he and Mr. Johnson warned that doing so may slightly change the surface sheen in the problem area.
When a glider brushes an eater the eater may slightly change its configuration, which is updated once more every next hit.
From the study it is concluded that the changes of the support conditions and the added stiffness from the reinforcements may slightly change the global stiffness of the structure, while they do influence the local stiffness and reaction forces on reinforced members or members close to the supports and the reinforced members, and may therefore be unconservative.
In the case of deviation from the value v = 0.4, numerical factors in the third summand of the right part of the expression (12) may slightly change.
When including these aspects, the results in terms of absolute growth losses may slightly change, however, the revealed relations between the reaction of small and tall trees will probably still have the same trend as the above-mentioned effects will be similar for all trees of the stand.
Moreover, after optimal solution is first reached, the algorithm needs very few iterations to reach its new optimal solution which can be changed due to small changes in channel gains and users's partnership (i.e., a set of relays which help each user may slightly change due to users' mobility).
Therefore it may also slightly change during the pulsation.
SBV may consequently slightly change the economic performance of some farms.
The SVD coefficients of an image may slightly vary with these changes.
TOR signalling is itself highly conserved from yeast to humans and, although its sphere of activity may be slightly changed between species [141], its involvement may hint at the conservation of a retrograde signalling pathway.
The topics to be covered will include the following, but may be slightly changed from year to year depending on the preferences of the professor and also of the students: Advanced stochastic Integration for Semimartingales; Stochastic Differential Equations and Markov Processes; Connections to Partial Differential Equations.
