Sentence examples for slightly fits from inspiring English sources

The male counselor from Sleepaway Camp His face slightly fits into the Michael Landon mold, but stonier and more Italian.

The newly analyzed intermediate mutants T215S, T215N, M41L-T215S and M41L-T215N of the AZT-resistance pathway (Figure 1) exhibit low fitness values under all drug concentrations with the 215S mutants being slightly fitter than the 215N.

The description of the jeans is yet another example of the measured approach A.P.C. brings to its clothes as it strives to avoid faddish extremes: "Neither high nor low rise... arrow leg, slightly fitted at bottom to give the appearance of a straight leg".

The major difference is that rad51 Δ, rad54 Δ, and rad55 Δ are slightly fitter in Pol α and Pol ε mutants.

Women with larger busts should look for a blouse that is slightly fitted at the waist.

For dresses, wear something slightly fitted, but not too much, or you'll appear skanky and desperate.

Less fussy lines means less time pressing and faster air-drying if you have washable-linens; slightly fitted or loose styles mean pull it from the closet and pop-it-on with no-worries-about-shedding-a-pound-or-two; 'traditional shapes' like shirt-dresses or Holly Golightly Esque sheaths mean your 'investment' will keep paying off perhaps for years!

Brostow's model gave slightly better fits.

For the Image Generation subscale, slightly better fits were obtained for both power and sigmoid functions.

The response gain model gave slightly better fits to the example cell.

The 64×4s derived from coding-DNA substitutions generate only positive slopes, an improved fit for the two 2folds, and a slightly worse fit for 4- and 6-folds relative to the intronic 64×4s; while the corresponding 4×4s deliver much worse fit, except for the slightly better fit of the two 2folds (with near-zero slopes).