Sentence examples for slightly more intervals from inspiring English sources

The E18 stage also had slightly more intervals with intergenic transcripts than the P7 stage, although the numbers of intervals with exonic transcripts were similar between the two stages.

MetaWin's results are different and slightly more conservative, since the confidence intervals are based on a t-distribution or bootstraps.

Experiments indicated that 35 is a good choice for q and results in a quantization interval of slightly more than 10°.

Fetching at 23:00 was associated with a lower (P < 0.001) milking interval and slightly more (P = 0.009) time spent in the pre-milking waiting area than cows fetched at 01 00.

This is reflected by HR and HR (ECG) appearing co-clustered, while the patterns of PR intervals modifications are slightly more distinct (correlation with HR: r = −0.67, p = 7×10−5).

Xie et al. [19] carried out TDT testing in that subgroup, obtaining slightly more extreme odds ratios (but wider confidence intervals) in the smaller dataset.

Among the 71.6% of intervals showing any recombination, slightly more than half (58.8%) were active in both sexes, about a quarter (28.4%) were only active in females and one-eighth (12.8%) were only active in males.

RDS was observed slightly more rarely [relative risk 0.83; 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.75 0.91].

Overall, the median time to attain a BLL < 10 μg/dL was 382 days [95% confidence interval (CI), 356 418 days], slightly more than 1 year (range, 22 1,285 days).

Following the first blocked P-wave, there was a long pause, which was slightly more than twice the previous P-P interval.

Those who survived across each of the two intervals were younger and had slightly more education (Table  1).