Sentence examples for slightly more importance from inspiring English sources

Those who already knew the programme gave slightly more importance to receiving the test results immediately and to having the possibility of going to services where nobody knew them (Table  3).

Participants who had already been tested in the past, placed a higher value on not having to ask for an appointment than those with no previous testing experience who gave slightly more importance to being able to go to a service where nobody knew them.

Rest became slightly more important.

Espinoza's importance to Mayweather is slightly more significant.

But the ratings of the awards show — and its importance to studios — made it slightly more respectable.

This factor positively affects both utilitarian and hedonic walking, but its importance for hedonic walking is slightly more than utilitarian walking (IRR = 1.842 and 1.775, respectively).

Such predictive distributions are easily obtained from our MCMC procedure and can also be extracted with only slightly more effort [via specification of T in Equation 14] from our importance sampling methods.

In both cases the importance of the protonation state differences seemed small, yet slightly more relevant for the bioactive molecules.

Sydney has remained slightly more populous than Melbourne and has equaled or surpassed the other city in importance as a centre of finance, commerce, and manufacturing.

Barack Obama made his sixth appearance on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" on Thursday, and the conversation ranged from topics of great importance -- the president's response to Libya -- to slightly more whimsical issues -- Joe Biden's bathing suit.

The historical importance of the triple-double average sways me towards Westbrook, plus he's slightly more valuable to his team than LeBron.