Sentence examples for slightly tendency from inspiring English sources

However, the d-lys-MPI showed a decreased α-helical conformation after the substitution of l-lysine with d-lysine for there is a quite slightly tendency of negative bands around 208 and 222 nm.

Although there was no significant difference on PAG volume within NC-CM and EM-CM groups, the PAG volume of CM showed a slightly reduced tendency compared with EM and slightly increased tendency compared with NC.

It is possible that while women may have a slightly greater tendency to become involved in the creative, "right-brain" side of medicine; they may have a significantly greater tendency than men to engage in an altruistic behavior such as participating in a research project where they derive no direct benefit.

Americans over 30 showed a slightly greater tendency toward monogamy than their French counterparts.

Mr. Wang betrays his theatrical background with a slightly plodding tendency to begin and end scenes with arrivals or departures.

Nevertheless, my ambient jitteriness unleashed a slightly repulsive tendency to reverse-brag to the other models in a bid for attention.

By the time we got to Broadway, the production was winning Tonys all over the place – it was a sensation – but I think I had a slightly natural tendency not to get carried away with it all.

Their slightly higher tendency to stick with Apple probably comes from the hassle of having to convert to a different operating system, rather than love of the brand, he reckons.

We find that boards especially in the United States and Europe do have a slightly greater tendency than normal to hire outsiders when the company is underperforming (measured as having an industry-adjusted total shareholder return of -24% or worse for the two years before the CEO started).

Graduates who had broader academic training have a slightly greater tendency toward more diverse work careers.

On the one hand, post-internet art is simply art made after a moment of internet art: an early, slightly naive tendency that began in the 1990s.