Sentence examples for slightly significantly from inspiring English sources

Initial assessment scores for those who dropped out early were slightly significantly different from the full sample between conditions (χ2=3.88,p=.04887).

111In-DOTATATE showed a slightly significantly higher uptake than 213Bi-DOTATATE in pancreas tissue, as yet we do not have an explanation for this difference.

*Independent variables significantly (or slightly significantly) associated with urinary tract infection.

Estrogen receptor expression α was slightly significantly higher in vinclozolin-treated males than in control males (Wilcoxon's, df = 1; P = 0.03) (Fig. 4).

Comparing the baseline characteristics in the two groups, we noted that there were slightly significantly more patients with Crohn's disease in the domperidone group than in the erythromycin group and that the mean age in this group was slightly younger.

Median self-reported weight and BMI before pregnancy were, although slightly, significantly higher in the control group compared with the intervention group, which resulted from a greater proportion of overweight and obese women in the control group (31% vs. 16%).

The symptomatic cases were slightly but significantly younger and slightly but significantly more deprived, had larger tumours, had a greater proportion of tumours with positive nodes and had tumours with a more severe grade.

Surprisingly, EVLW1 increased slightly but significantly during dobutamine infusion and decreased slightly but significantly during bleeding, while EVLW2 did not change (Table 2).

The composers took the challenges seriously and adjusted their works, sometimes slightly, sometimes significantly.

As a group, their responses were slightly but significantly slower, suggesting some degree of cognitive impairment.

When I looked up the word she chose in the Oxford English Dictionary online, however, I noted that the meaning of misogynist had changed slightly but significantly.