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Discover LudwigThe phrase "slight amounts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to small quantities of something, often in contexts like science, cooking, or general descriptions. Example: "The recipe calls for slight amounts of salt to enhance the flavor without overpowering the dish."
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Consequently, a lower level of sugar in the blood is tolerated, and slight amounts of sugar are excreted in the urine.
Though rare, osmium is found in native alloys with other platinum metals: in siserskite (up to 80 percent), in iridosmine, in aurosmiridium (25 percent), and in slight amounts in native platinum.
However, the magnitude of bias in estimated mean abundance with even slight amounts of unmodeled heterogeneity was substantial.
Mineralogical study of this rock showed minerals comprising plagioclase, orthoclase and slight amounts of quartz, biotite and minor hornblendes.
They paid food-testing outfits $250,000, starting out with corn, wheat, potatoes and grapes and ending up with soy, tempered with slight amounts of other grains.
No evidence of organic compounds 2. Calcium oxalate 3. Calcium oxalate 4. Slight amounts of oxalate Not analysed ÆIN 1059 1. White layer 2. Yellow paint 1.
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A slight amount of stimulation directed toward the senses may further increase the likelihood of hallucination.
I was possibly experiencing a slight amount of panic towards the end of the term.
"A slight amount of insanity might be a good thing for the practice of lexicography," Martin told me.
In theory, kabinett wines have a slight amount of sweetness and spatlese wines more, but that's not always so.
Willingham says with a slight amount of steeliness that he does not care "what number I was -- 3 or 5 or 7".
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