Sentence examples for slightly and highly from inspiring English sources
Optical properties of slightly and highly rough surfaces are considered.
That indicates that the proposed environment-aware approach is robust enough to handle the slightly and highly reverberant situations.
For both slightly and highly heterogeneous environments, we ran the simulation at four typical combinations of RPC and VPPT values as shown in Table 2.
To evaluate the performance of our proposed task assignment scheme, the above scenarios were resembled in the simulation as the slightly and highly heterogeneous environments.
We tested ECT in two different computing environments that were typical in the public clouds, the slightly and highly heterogeneous environments.
For NaCu2 SO4)(H2O)2 and CuSO4 phases, they are determined to be slightly and highly soluble in water respectively [34, 35].
In what is becoming a very noisy debate as young Israeli historians challenge the patriotic narratives that have governed the country's history for 50 years, the voice of Tom Segev, a newspaper columnist who was trained in history in the United States, is cool, slightly aloof and highly effective.
The zeolites are slightly toxic and highly resistant to mechanical, chemical, and thermal injuries [23]; therefore, the zeolite-based biosensors can be used for multicomponent biological samples.
Here we investigated whether food distribution (i.e., uniform, slightly clumped, and highly clumped) affects the behavioral response of mallards foraging alone or competing with another.
Animal studies illustrate that slightly soluble and highly insoluble Cr VI) particulates such as chromates of zinc, lead, strontium, barium, and sintered calcium consistently induced a tumor response, albeit with variable efficacy (reviewed by IARC 1990).
The relative expression was normalized by the corresponding geometric average of three reference genes using geNorm v3.4 [ 74]: β-actin, TMED4 and RPL19 genes, which were respectively slightly, moderately and highly expressed and not regulated during follicle development or between follicular compartments.
