Sentence examples similar to range only slightly from inspiring English sources

Temperatures in the region are fairly constant, with both the daily temperature range and the seasonal range varying only slightly.

By contrast, for the oryx there was little difference in the predicted zones of climatic suitability in North America between models fit to modern vs. historical training data (Figures 2C and 2D), resulting from the fact that its modern range was only slightly reduced from its historical range (Figure S6).

First, overall WASI performance is solidly in the average range, only very slightly below the mean level of the general population.

The 20Fe20A particles are stable throughout a broad pH range and only slightly decrease in stability at very low pH.

Periods of dormancy vary in length and in degree of metabolic reduction, ranging from only slightly lower metabolism during the periodic, short-duration dormancy of deep sleep to more extreme reductions for extended periods of time.

When the battle was joined on September 10, Perry's fleet was greatly superior in short-range firepower but only slightly superior at long range; a light wind prevented him from closing in quickly on the six British warships commanded by R.H. Barclay.

Stocks traded in a narrow range today, finishing only slightly higher on the back of gains among big cap technology issues.

On increasing reaction temperature, the conversion of cyclohexane increased rapidly over the temperature range 333 373 K, and only slightly at temperatures higher than 373 K, approaching its maximum of 8.2%.

Although the prevalence of STH in this age range has changed only slightly in Nukufetau since 2001, this is due to the high prevalence of Trichuris.

Although derangements in CI, DO2I and ScvO2 were frequently observed, other parameters remained within the normal range or were only slightly abnormal.

The results in this Caucasian, European population show that although the BMI relationships between parents and adult offspring are statistically significant, the effect sizes relating parental to offspring BMI are relatively small (β range 0.22 0.33), and only slightly greater in size than the BMI association between their non-genetically related fathers and mothers (β 0.19).