Sentence examples similar to slightly overtook from inspiring English sources

The effect of normalizing the separation from the ideal solution resulted in a minor adjustment of ranks with rainwater slightly overtaking well water (Table 9).

Does it ever feel at times that Barbara has slightly overtaken McLeod's own life?

Even in the pre-treatment biopsies carried out between 1997 and 2001, MPGN was slightly overtaken by FSGS.

The sort of slow that makes even cautious overtaking slightly tricky.

But while Nintendo may have overtaken Microsoft slightly in unit sales last year, Robbie Bach, Microsoft's chief Xbox officer, said that Microsoft still maintained a million-unit lead over Nintendo in "life to date" sales, and that the company hit all its targets for the holiday season.

The 'promotes health' frame rose from 4.9% in 1998 to a peak of 21.9% in 2007, falling slightly in 2008 to 16.1% when it was overtaken by 'environmental benefits'.

In 2009 Asia's total GDP exceeded America's but was still slightly smaller than western Europe's (although it could overtake the latter this year).

One thing beyond dispute is that Asia-Pacific is poised to overtake the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East and Africa), which shrank slightly last year to $10.7bn, very soon.

He arrived slightly too late on the literary scene and was overtaken by what he contemptuously called the "post-Realistic School".

"While women are earning slightly more than men in their twenties, they are still overtaken by men later in life – and the reason is simple.

The results from the basic scenario show that our strategy can always overtake the opponent car; in particular, our strategy is slightly more risky than the other ones and may result in a little damage, however, all the other controllers show a more careful and safe policy that often prevents them to complete an overtaking maneuver.