So slight, in fact, that it was statistically irrelevant — except for bragging rights.
Although the decrease in granulocyte numbers was slight, the fact that granulocytes, and especially neutrophils, are crucial in the antifungal host defence warrant careful monitoring of granulocyte numbers during IFN-γ treatment.
While these are surely unintentional slights, the fact that the only woman to be included at IMS Engage was effectively dismissed is a message the industry should be wiser than to send.
A slight change in facts may completely alter the outcome, and where facts are disputed it will never be possible to predict the decisions that the court may make about the facts, let alone the law that must then be applied to them.
And I don't know if you can tell, but I have a slight accent, in fact a Greek accent, which means I'm obligated to comment on the fact that your dean -- who has had an incredible career in the Navy, as a thought leader and as a dean of this school -- is also, in addition to all these great things, Greek -- though, suspiciously, with no trace of an accent.
This may be a slight underestimate, in fact.
"She takes each rejected item as a personal slight — which in fact it is".
"There is slight joy in fact that the number has not increased since 2003," said Kelly D. Brownell, director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity at Yale. "But it is mainly discouraging news that the number has not gone down at all".
Quicksilver's infinitely fast moves effectively trump every other power and superpower; it is a slight bafflement, in fact, that Quicksilver himself does not rule the world, or at least appear in much more of the film.
A Gallup poll last month found 54 percent believing that income inequality was an "acceptable part of our economic system" — a slight increase, in fact, over the 45 percent that held that view back in 1998.
