Sentence examples for number of slight from inspiring English sources
Wild-type adenoviruses type E, are linked to a number of slight illnesses.
This is clearly because slight casualties are most common in traffic collisions, indeed this can be seen from the fact that the number of slight casualties prevented is greater than the total number of accidents.
That process involved a vast number of slight improvements to a primordial photoreceptive region, though very few of the transitional steps have survived to the present day, because of competition from animals with eyes that were superior.
There are a seemingly infinite number of slight chemical variations, which can produce variations in effect — some pleasant and some unpleasant, depending on the person, substance, and situation — all of which are meticulously recorded in Shulgin's lab notebooks.
We also implemented a number of slight variations on this analysis as in Sawcer et al. (68), for example, only including the nearest gene to an associated SNP.
As it is for many students who work long hours and have little spending money to show for it, Ms. Manuel's financial situation sets her apart and exposes her to any number of slights.
Still, that ABC was even considering taking aim at "Nightline" was seen as an ominous sign inside the news division, the latest of a number of slights and the most striking indication yet that the network's parent, the Walt Disney Company, would not hesitate to cut back on news to improve its balance sheet.
Sometimes one partner is willing to tolerate neglect, any number of slights and indiscretions, to avoid facing the sad truth.
From this a take-all index was calculated for each plot: (1 × percentage plants in slight 1 category) + (2 × percentage plants in slight 2 category) + (3 × percentage plants in moderate 1 category) + (4 × percentage plants in moderate 2 category) + (5 × percentage plants in severe category); divided by the number of categories slight 1 to severe (5); maximum TAI 100.
This was just one of a number of perceived slights.
But he took aim at Soderling afterward, angry at a number of perceived slights.
