Sentence examples for slightly representing from inspiring English sources

Requirements for both South Asia and East Asia and the Pacific regions have decreased slightly, representing 7 and 4 per cent of global requirements respectively, with high priority given to preparedness planning, emergency response and community-based disaster risk reduction.

Two additional clones were found in the present study but slightly represented, in agreement with the current situation in Portuguese hospitals: clone B - PFGE B, ST5, spa type t002, SCCmec IVa (n = 3; 6%) and clone C - PFGE C, spa type t008, ST8, SCCmec IVa (n = 2; 4%).

Figure 12 shows the damaged region of the specimen, where it was noticed that the cross-sectional areas of the fractured re-bars were slightly reduced representing typical tension failure.

Whereas in the adipose tissue, the observed percentage of the AWM validated interactions was slightly higher representing 33.0% of the possible combinations.

G. tomentosum had slightly more allele-SNPs, representing slightly more genes, than G. hirsutum (Table S3).

In the present work, the model is modified slightly to represent the behavior of full-scale industrial reactors.

YouGov conducted online interviews with 100 MPs on Ipsa's behalf, and weighted the results slightly to represent the Commons by party, gender, year elected, and geography.

This may indicate that respondents with higher incomes, educational levels, and more experience of interacting with diverse ethnic and racial groups are slightly more represented in the sample analyzed.

Hypertension as an etiology of ESRD was slightly over represented in the Low sEpoR group.

The women were slightly over represented.

However, females were slightly over represented in the sample due to their increased availability at home.