Sentence examples for slightly for those from inspiring English sources

The growth rate slowed for male-dominated and mixed jobs, but ticked up slightly for those dominated by women.

The results were encouraging: albumin excretion rates fell by about one-third for the patients getting the blood pressure medicine, while rising slightly for those taking placebos.

Participation rates have declined sharply for "prime-age" men and women between 25 and 54, and risen slightly for those aged 55 and over.

That suggests that not only is pay being frozen or raised only slightly for those in work, but those joining the labour market are earning less than those leaving it, Barber argued.

But even that modest kind of success occurs less frequently in older people who receive CPR, declining slightly for those in their 70s, then more steeply for those in their 80s and 90s, several studies show.

This week's Free exchange column puts the trend in perspective:Participation rates have declined sharply for "prime-age" men and women between 25 and 54, and risen slightly for those aged 55 and over.

The dielectric constant and dissipation factor were reduced slightly for the nanocomposites compared to those of pure PEEK and untreated nanocomposites.

Isn't that slightly worrying for those of us who rely on experts knowing what they're doing?

The physician pays the bill for the program, which is $7,000 for out-of-state doctors and slightly less for those in Colorado.

The number was slightly higher for those in the next age group, 34 to 49 years old, with 31percentt identifying as capitalists and 50percentt saying they supported capitalism.

The increase in risk was slightly less for those with resting heart rates of 70 to 85 at the study's start and who had a greater than 85 at the study's end.