Better yet keep our deepest convictions to ourselves, if those convictions carry the slightest potential to offend.
When those affiliations have even the slightest potential to damage the newspaper's credibility, staff members should proceed with caution..."...
Children who were prenatally exposed to tobacco smoke had considerably higher risk of behavioral problems at 10 years of age, whereas postnatal exposure seemed to have only slight additional potential to cause problems.
On the other hand, if the ionophore concentrations are lower than 1.0% (w/w), there is no enough ionophore involved in the reaction which leads only to a slight potential variation.
This preference, however slight, has the potential to skew future generations.
There is a slight potential conflict between the protesters' stated intention to make the building a public space and its status as a squatted building.
Although a lack of "no trespassing" signs won't save those who've taken over the facility from potential charges, the measured law enforcement response does provide a slight potential complication for serious charges: With no law enforcement officials on location, there's no one to give the militants a lawful order that they could disobey.
Of course, all patients recommended for statin treatment, whether they have diabetes or not, should now be warned of a slight potential for dysglycaemia on starting statins, but at the same time they should be told that very modest lifestyle improvement will help offset this dysglycaemia risk.
These bring slight chemical changes, which have the potential to change the function of a protein or lead to problematic immune reactions in patients.
The increase of the average surface energy, caused by the presence of steps on the Au 332) face, causes a slight shift of the half-wave potential to a more positive value, compared to the Au(111).
