Sentence examples for slight shrinkage from inspiring English sources

With car insignia, there is slight shrinkage; the same with vintage packaging.

· Some of the clothes are unfortunately prone to slight shrinkage, so allow for about 10 per cent extra room.

If there were to be, say, some collateral damage, a slight shrinkage of the record-revolving population at large, would that necessarily be a completely bad thing?

I'm told I have slight shrinkage of the vitreous element (the fluid in the chamber behind the lens), but that my retinas are intact.

The slight shrinkage of the carbonising monolith also leads to exfoliation of larger areas of the surface yielding single- and multi-layered graphenes.

The results indicate that slight shrinkage was observed when the heat curing duration was less than 60 min and curing temperature reached 48 °C.

As shown in Supplementary Figure 2S, DSTD resulted in slight cell shrinkage, and doxorubicin or cisplatin partly caused cell shrinkage compared with control cells.

By realizing that frozen section specimens can be expected to show some slight degree of shrinkage, the Mohs surgeon can appreciate situations that might allow greater confidence that a smaller specimen is nonetheless representative of the entire lateral and deep surgical margins.

Different staining procedures could lead to slight differences in tissue shrinkage (that has not been corrected here).

Considering the induction of correlation due to high shrinkage, a slight inflation of type 1 error in scenario 2 was found.

Based on a range of experimental studies (e.g. Lone et al., 1993; Willcox, 2004; Braadbaart and van Bergen, 2005; Nesbitt, 2006: 21), most carbonized seeds appear to shrink between 10 and 20 %, with a slight bias towards higher shrinkage in the longest dimension, i.e. a tendency to become more spherical.