Sentence examples for provide only slightly from inspiring English sources

Today's study found that very large sport utility vehicles, like the Chevrolet Suburban, provide only slightly more protection to their occupants in crashes with other vehicles than do midsize sport utility vehicles, like the Ford Explorer, but are much more likely to kill people in other vehicles.

The extra data would be unlikely to prevent deaths and would provide only slightly quicker information in their aftermath.

SIM provides only slightly improved resolution (~120 nm) in comparison to diffraction-limited light microscopy (~240 nm), while STED microscopy can reach a resolution of 25 to 35 nm in biological samples29,30.

Applying the RF approach to MODIS LST products yielded RMSEs from 1.41 K to 1.92 K, whereas the TsHARP method and also a uniform disaggregation by resampling provided only slightly worse results.

SPF 30 is capable of protecting against sunburn for a longer amount of time, but provides only slightly more protection.

Additionally, the complete dataset provides only slightly higher precision of estimates of each parameter.

To analyze frailty and concentration response curves we had to use a 20% random sample of the population, but these alternate models provided only slightly different estimates of the effects for nonaccidental, cardiovascular, and IHD mortality.

On five taxa, the results were also almost identical in the ILS simulations, and smaller α's (0.1 and 0.5) provided only slightly better results than α = 1 in the HGT simulations.

The model that assumed that the probability of honeybees visiting spider inflorescences was independent of spider attributes, but not necessarily equal to 1/3, provided only a slightly better fit to the data (deviance  = 2.92, df = 1, P = 0.08).

This does not influence the estimated isolation effectiveness greatly, providing only a slightly more conservative estimate.

A four-rate model provided only a slightly better fit and suggested a decrease rather than an increase of d N/d S in the lineage leading to Helicobacteriaceae (branch #1 in fig. 3).