Sentence examples for slightly constant from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, we found that the depinning time (td) for β ≥ 0.04 was slightly constant for all the cases with s > 70 nm, where the DW structure was kept to be a transverse structure during the depinning process.

The results, however, differ from those reported by other researchers like Adediran et al. (2003), who reported an initial decline in pH followed by an increase to a slightly constant pH.

While Chiumello et al. found a slightly positive constant bias between EELVWI-WO and EELVCT[2], and Graf et al. a slightly negative constant bias, a non-constant linear bias was found in the present study.

Asymptotic results, that allow the number of variables to grow faster than the number of observations, demonstrate that the worst possible expected error rate of the proposed rules converges to the error of the optimal Bayes rule when the postulated model is true, and to a slightly larger constant when this model is a reasonable approximation to the data generating process.

For someone who hates flying and Boris Johnson's London as much as I do, it's become a tempting, slightly romantic constant in my life.

The level of dBGLS remained slightly less constant, but more than twice as high as the BGLS content in all combinations, which demonstrated that the alternative sulfotransferases could not alleviate the metabolic bottleneck.

Ms. Ali said their 15-year-old son, whose nickname is Sadi, is slightly overweight, a constant concern of Mr. Ali.

We eat breakfast in the sea-salty fresh air at a wooden table on the terrace; the only sounds are gulls, the occasional crunch of shingle as a dog-walker goes by and the constant (slightly irritating after the first hour) rattle of the flagpole in next door's garden.

This distance floats slightly around a constant for each speaker.

As a consequence, Pmax increases slightly, or is constant, when the wavelength decreases for large aggregates.

This is possibly due to the slightly larger lattice constant of our MoS2 model.