Sentence examples for slightly more suitable from inspiring English sources

That means the film is slightly more suitable for adults than "Cold Mountain," which it rated "L" (for a limited adult audience), and vastly more suitable than Martin Scorsese's "The Last Temptation of Christ," which it rated O (morally offensive: stay home).

For the spherical model, which seems to be slightly more suitable for this type of application, we propose a simple solution for the receiver displacement, which consists of a single-sided absorber moving tangentially to a sphere centered in the concentrator's center.

With each check (a check is when each hand brings the horse back into a slightly more suitable stride, be it trot, walk, canter, or gallop) you will find your horse slow slightly to a more collected canter.

Although you can use fresh yellow dates if you wish, the lightly dried, slightly sticky ones are more suitable for this treatment.

Phytoextracting trace elements (e.g., As, Cd, Ni, and Zn) using hyperaccumulator species is more suitable for slightly and moderately polluted sites, and phytomining of Ni from serpentine soils has shown a great potential to extract Ni-containing bio-ores of economic interests.

This is a brief telephone-administered dementia screening measure, modified slightly from the original to be more suitable for telephone use [ 48, 53].

Straight wiper blades are suitable for car with a flat windshield, while slightly curved wiper blades may be more suitable for car with streamline windshield.

To make UMTS more suitable for ITS, we slightly modified the UMTS-AKA protocol without reducing its effectiveness, and our results were excellent.

While the family favourite is suitable for ages eight and up, the slightly more war, death and violence-saturated Game of Thrones edition carries a recommended age of over 18, in line with the TV show.

These results suggest that Alg1 might be more suitable to handle instrument tracks and Alg2 slightly better for vocal datasets.

The slightly lowered cut-off (22 instead of 24) was deemed more suitable for this sample where education was mostly expected to be low [ 45].