Sentence examples for slightly benefited from inspiring English sources

Today the LDP has only slightly benefited from the DPJ's woes, and is itself in danger of splintering.

The Democrats slightly benefited from the Electoral College in 2008 and 2012, but the opposite was true as recently as 2000.

Was The Times, in the timing of publication, trying to deflect the importance of a story (the Iraqi parliamentary elections) that may have slightly benefited the Bush administration?

As a result, the ROCSSC slightly benefits from the additional information content of multiple conformers.

In this case, cells always slightly benefit from the interaction (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

This simulation study on a single biparental population of DH lines showed that when the objective is to predict nonphenotyped progenies, plot-based heritability is low, and cost of genotyping is at least 50% that of phenotyping an experimental unit, RR-BLUP prediction accuracy slightly benefits from replication.

With this in mind, Alg2 as a pitch detection front-end slightly benefits quality requirements of music education applications.

Though Social Credit's share of the vote had only slipped slightly, Lougheed benefited from a substantial reduction in the New Democrats' vote and a near-collapse of the Liberals'.

She had already bought "masses" on an earlier trip, she said, and felt slightly uneasy, benefiting from such obvious misfortune.

He recanted that declaration last December and was in fine fettle here for a concert celebrating his 70th birthday (it was in August) and, perhaps ever so slightly paradoxically, benefiting the orchestra's pension fund.

However, the second best model, namely RBF, which had a performance that was slightly inferior to that of the GBLUP model, benefited slightly from enhancing training with data from other lines.