Sentence examples for slightly some from inspiring English sources

Saffron decreased slightly some hematological parameters such as red blood cells, hemoglobin, hematocrit and platelets.

Although the overall amount of investment to developing economies fell slightly, some regions performed strongly.

When he became president of the organization in June 1965, Oglesby (whom I knew slightly some years after the period covered in his book) was neither a student nor especially young.

That record is, of course, held by Ted Heath, whose almighty strop at being replaced as Tory leader by Margaret Thatcher only abated slightly some 15 years later when Maggie finally got knifed in the back and tearfully departed Number 10. 4. But sulking's been around for as long as we have - just have a look at Genesis.

Locations on those maps differ slightly (some are ± ~ 70 m) from the UTM Coordinates we establish.

Also, some fans say their Switch docks have been bent inward -- some slightly, some badly -- straight out of the box, thanks to the somewhat odd U-shaped design of the dock.

All sorts of arms have blossomed, some young, some slightly older, some more experienced but previously unsuccessful.

Some countries get slightly better, some get slightly worse, but, the world over, corruption tends to endure.

Some clothes make you look slightly larger, some slightly smaller, but here's the truth: Whatever you're wearing, you look approximately as fat as you are.

Now some things might not be affected, others might only be slightly affected, some might be completely affected.

Some measures are missing for a few individuals, so sample sizes vary slightly in some of the comparisons made below.