Sentence examples for slightly evidence from inspiring English sources

For the nation's wage earners, hours fell slightly, evidence that employers managed to increase output in the third quarter without reversing the labor cost-cutting that has characterized corporate management over the last three years.

In some of the comparisons, slightly stronger evidence for positive selection, and/or weaker evidence for negative selection, was observed under maximum likelihood reconstruction; this is probably due to maximum parsimony underestimating the number of Nc→Cn substitutions, leading to slight overestimation of negative selection, and underestimation of positive selection.

Slightly stronger evidence might be gleaned via the use of statistics.

"It looks promising, but we need slightly stronger evidence".

That this was a gradual process may be indicated by slightly later evidence at other sites such as Mahagara (from 1800 BC) in which rice and native millets (but not Setaria pumila, mainly Brachiaria ramosa) are present in the lowest level with mungbean (from South India), winter cereals (barley and wheat) and lentil later in the sequence (Harvey et al. 2006; Harvey 2006).

But once I showed them each the grainy, slightly disturbing evidence, they realized that I had, indeed, done the impossible.

But once I showed them each the grainy, slightly disturbing evidence, they realised that I had, indeed, done the impossible.

It is notable that this was the only sample that gave slightly contradictory evidence of ancestry from the AIM-SNP analysis and the uni-parental marker analysis.

These SNPs show slightly stronger evidence for association in men compared to women (see Additional file 3).

Slightly stronger evidence of a positive association for DiMeIQx and MMR-deficient CRC was observed when restricting analyses to cases and population-based controls (Table S1).

As shown in Table  1, the symmetric hot spot model shows slightly more evidence of mutation clustering than the hot spot model.