Sentence examples for slight stem from inspiring English sources

Look at the inside seam route vs. Cover 1 with Colston in the slot, the quick "Dino" route (slight stem to the 7 cut, break to the post) vs. a deep half safety in the red zone and the back-shoulder fade.

The largest amplitudes were found for rotation around the y-axis, equivalent to slight stem retroversion, and for translation along the y-axis, representing stem subsidence, but the mean values for these micromotions were minor (Table 3 and Figures 3 and 4).

There are a couple reasons why investors should expect this higher yield in agency bonds over Treasuries: There is some additional risk, however slight, stemming from political risk that the government guarantee of agency debt could be modified or revoked in the future, leaving the bonds more susceptible to default.

Appiah explains that when students stridently complain about "microaggressions -- possibly unintentional slights that stem from racial, ethnic or sexual difference... It's easy to roll your eyes at 'social justice warriors,' but there's a perfectly good idea here: People don't think well when they feel personally insulted or aggrieved".

In addition, the images also show a spiral "barber pole" artifact, a field of slight brightening stemming from the helical acquisition and reconstruction [ 28].

CeO2-treated plants showed a very slight increase in stem growth.

In the case of CmGA20ox1, over-expression of Cucurbita maxima GA 20-oxidase in Arabidopsis resulted in accumulation of inactive GA25 and GA17, and reduction of GA4 content, which caused a slight decrease in stem elongation [ 25, 27].

Plants expressing p35S GalS1 alone had only a slight increase in stem wall bound galactose, and no galactose increase was observed when the pIRX5 NST1-UGE2 construct was incorporated in the wild-type background.

Although we cannot exclude slight differences that stem from expression levels, we do not think that protein levels of expression are explaining the differences in interactions between DDB1 and associated proteins.

The slight overestimation probably stems from the observation that such a cancer cell harbors more DNA than a normal cell.

Pears, if ripe, will yield to slight pressure at the stem.