Sentence examples for slightly support from inspiring English sources
Focusing on color terminology, with easily discernible differences between perception and vocabulary, Brown and Lenneberg published in 1954 a study of Zuni color terms that slightly support a weak effect of semantic categorization of color terms on color perception.
Epidemiological studies based on non-clinical populations slightly support the inverse relationship between depressive symptoms and fish consumption or omega-3 PUFA intake [2].
Our current data that the ARS total score at baseline showed a higher trend (p = 0.08) in those with at least one -3081(T) allele might slightly support the previous findings from the Korean population.
One leg angles slightly, supporting less weight than the other, held vertically.
This argument is slightly supported by the positive sign of the variable "Access to public water" though it is statistically insignificant.
The patients is supine with hips and knees flexed at 90°, if necessary with the legs slightly supported by the examiner, and is asked to bend one hip againts resistance (isometric contraction).
While MASTL slightly supports APC/CCdc20 activity during mitotic exit, it appears to play a more prominent role in the promotion of cyclin B1 destruction.
Allowing the linear slope to change seasonally further improved predictive accuracy slightly (Supporting Information Table S1; CV R = 0.44 with seasonal interaction and 0.42 without) for PM10BT50, but did not for NOXHGV100 (data not shown).
Chromosome analysis showed that the frequency of cell chromosome number of 2 n = 38 was 90.4 92.6% in passage 1 to 3, which indicated culture in vitro effect the heritage of cells slightly, supporting that the cell line was a steady diploid one).
Consequently, for larger data matrices, reduced search effort (but not as much reduced as using no or less efficient branch swapping) yields rather slightly overestimated support compared to the support found with higher effort.
After manual examination of the relevant literature, we propose that 22 associations are supported and 10 have slightly less support but remain worthy of further investigation (Table 1).
