Sentence examples for slightly led from inspiring English sources

First, the assumption that DM patients with blindness and cataract had diabetic retinopathy as the primary cause, may have slightly led to some over estimation of the prevalence of retinopathy.

Mrs. Clinton slightly leads the pack with expenses of $22.6 million, compared with $21.5 million for Mr. Obama and $21.3 million for Mr. Romney.

Our analysis suggests that the Northern hemisphere current system also slightly leads in the spring and fall.

However, the region of EAPE generation slightly leads the precipitation in both simulations, which is consistent with observations (Johnson et al. 1999).

or Ted Cruz (R-Texas) were nominated instead of Trump, Clinton might face more of an uphill battle, according to the poll -- Rubio tops Clinton at 50percentto47percentcent and Cruz slightly leads 49percentto48percentcent. .

Energy shares gained slightly, and technology companies were slightly higher, led by Cisco Systems, which rose 36 cents, or 1.9 percent, to close at $19.43.

It's hard to make a strong case for a dramatic lead by either console at this stage in the game, with imperfect information coming in, but the PS4 does seem to maintain a slightly lead based on what we know.

(There was a campaign in the mid-1990s, that came across as slightly uppity, led by dentist Douglas Pike, to allow dentists to call themselves "Dr".

Books An article by Isobel Colegate in Slightly Foxed  led me to The Strange Death of Liberal England by George Dangerfield [1935].

In Asia, most markets closed flat to slightly higher, led by gains in Japan after the Japanese central bank said business confidence improved.

This round of divisions is slightly asynchronous, led by 1CD.