Sentence examples for ones are slightly from inspiring English sources

Some of the older ones are slightly worn away: the haunch of the faun resting on leaves has lost its markings.

The historical parts of this argument are fresh and persuasive, but the technological ones are slightly less so.

The backs and fronts of the earliest ones were slightly arched, which gave them a sweet, intimate sound.

The samples from one of the set were placed between two stainless steel plates, and the last ones were slightly pressed.

Both dominant and recessive mutations are implemented in this age group with the recessive ones being slightly more prevalent in our series (20 index patients versus 15).

In this step molecules, one by one are slightly moved in the direction that improves the total "overlap score".

Occurrences of one filament segment preventing further growth of another one are slightly more frequent in simulations where proteins are allowed to branch, i.e., where a certain amount of Arp2/3 entities are available from the simulation start.

The estimate on this one is slightly higher than previous offerings because of the provenance.

Profiles of the nanoparticle perpendicular to the longitudinal axis also reveal that this one is slightly thicker on the top and a little bit sharper at the bottom.

This one is slightly off on a tangent, but it's such a popular one that I had to include it.

"On the basis of our rating system, one was slightly stronger than the other.