Sentence examples for slightly tend to from inspiring English sources
Oscar, after all, loves classical with a twist; films like Up in the Air and The Hurt Locker, which take a well-worn formula and subvert it, slightly, tend to win the day.
The overall population slightly tended to expect more autonomy due to oral treatment.
Our study suggests that the Bayley-III, although having a higher agreement with the Griffiths compared to the Bayley-II, slightly tends to underestimate neurodevelopmental impairment compared with the Griffiths, whereas the Bayley-II tends to overestimate it.
This result can be explained by noting that the simulated genotyping error, which changes the allele frequencies only slightly, tends to create false heterozygotes more frequently than false homozygotes.
Our data slightly tends to confirm this finding, but the corresponding OR for NSCLC women is just 1.4 (1/0.71 of Table 4), which is much smaller and not significant (p = 0.323).
However, it is clinically relevant to note that the Bayley-III slightly tends to shift up scores classified as "severe impairment" and "mild impairment" according to the Griffiths towards "mild impairment" and "normal range", thus making it sometimes difficult to ascertain the real extent of neurodevelopmental impairment.
In contrast, cluster 7 showed a pronounced gene-by-environment interaction whereby genes of this cluster were highly overexpressed in FW relative to BW water for GRB (fold change = 1.49) whereas they slightly tended to be overexpressed in brackish water in MR (mean fold change = 1.07).
Among voters who do turn out, one of the study's co-author said, slightly more tend to vote Republican when the weather is bad.
He describes them as "slightly agoraphobic" – they tend to sit on their doorstep rather than come inside.
However, the model did tend to slightly over-predict cumulative P removal for calcium-based PSMs.
Slightly surprising, GP specialists tend to use more broad-spectrum antibiotics than those without the specialist authorisation.
