Sentence examples for slightly shrinking from inspiring English sources

For Britain, the only major European economy outside the euro zone, the prospect is a slightly shrinking economy through next year, the I.M.F. said.

Although the major sources for terrestrial CH4 (i.e., wetlands) and N2O (i.e., cropland) have been slightly shrinking in North America over the past century (Dahl 1990; CCSP 2007; EPA 2011), the changes of other environmental factors such as climate, O3 pollution, and nitrogen fertilizer uses may still increase GWP.

The band-gap slightly shrinks with Sn4+ ions incorporated into Ga3+ sites, showing an excellent solar-blind ultraviolet (UV) characteristic.

The patterned Ag nanowires were thermally endurable up to 500 °C but slightly shrank (about 5%) in volume.

We see that the improvement slightly shrinks because the first hop of S-B-D is worse.

The FFT power spectra also slightly shrunk in size due to the narrowed range of height distribution of the corresponding samples as displayed in Fig. 1a-2, b-2.

For instance, the size of bezel on either side of the screen seems to slightly shrink and grow throughout the video.

Furthermore, we found that the removed mesh plug and the onlay mesh slightly shrunk compared to their original size but not stiffened as reported [2] and with no granulation attracted (Figure 3c).

The micellar size determined by TEM was slightly smaller than that measured by DLS, because the sizes obtained from the DLS measurements represent the hydrodynamic diameter in a micellar suspension whereas the TEM sample preparation involved a drying process that slightly shrank the micelles [36, 37].

For 2011, the administration predicted the deficit will slightly shrink to $1.34 trillion, while the 10-year deficit will increase to $8.53 trillion or 90% of GDP.

At each iteration, the permissible region is slightly shrunk by an arbitrary factor β.