Sentence examples for slightly dominant from inspiring English sources
Here Measured Service and Broad Network Access are slightly dominant in the solution, but perhaps insignificantly.
The same can be observed in the aromatic region where resonances at 6.88 ppm, and 7.25 ppm were attributed to the slightly dominant conformation.
This indicates that the expression of the GDP- or the GTP-locked versions has a slightly dominant negative impact on the formation of the flagellum.
Neuropathic pain was slightly dominant in both torso and limb skin sites, with 54.5% (n = 12/22) of torso PUs and 61.1% (n = 11/18) of limb PUs scoring ≥12 on the LANSS assessment (see Table 4).
Our later analyses yielded a complex ancestry with a slightly dominant Near Eastern Caucasus ancestry, large Southern European and Middle Eastern ancestries, and a minor Eastern European contribution; the latter two differentiated Central and Eastern European Jews (figs. 4 and 5 and table 1).
Expression of the GTP- or GDP-locked form of IFT27 has a slightly dominant-negative impact on the formation of the trypanosome flagellum.
Westminster would remain the heart of the British polity, but a slightly less dominant one.
Yet a slightly less dominant, less professionally intrusive coach might have the effect of empowering the captain a little.
At the 1988 Olympics in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, his team was slightly less dominant but still gained the gold.
Surprisingly, his week one performances (defined for these purposes as his first four matches) in the 14 majors he has won have been slightly less dominant than his performances in the 15 majors he didn't win during the streak (see figure 1).
Our man over there is Peter Walker and here's his mini set-up for this afternoon's finals: We're about half an hour away from the afternoon session in the velodrome, where we could see two more GB golds, though in truth - and in keeping with Britain's slightly less dominant position on the track at these Games - it's more likely to be gold, silver and bronze.
