Sentence examples for slightly yielding from inspiring English sources

It's surfaced with dark brown compressed cork which looks like mud from a distance and is firm but slightly yielding underfoot.

But while spectators may have to risk wilting feathers or a damp picnic, the horses racing will face less of a risk of injury now that the turf will be slightly yielding.

Adjusting for year of treatment initiation attenuated the association slightly, yielding a HR of 0.64 (0.64–0.64).

Apricots should be velvety soft and slightly yielding, and have a light fragrance and aroma, as should plums.

Burnett (9-7) waslightlyly better, yielding five hits and striking out six before leaving for a pinch-hitter in the sixth.

Over these examples, the datasets that yield more-conflicted trees are slightly larger (mean, 12.25 sequences each) than those yielding slightly conflicted (mean, 11.50 sequences each) or identical trees (mean, 10.86 sequences each), although the numbers of datasets involved are too few for this observation to be generalized.

This effect appears to manifest itself in doubled shot vectors in movies with fewer shots yielding slightly higher values and doubled shot vectors in movies with more shots yielding slightly lower values.

In each analysis, the effect of deletion length was statistically significant, with the ≤3% definition yielding slightly stronger effects than our original <5% definition, and the ≤1% definition yielding slightly weaker effects: partial eta  = .41, p<.001, and.

Compared to the results yielded at the leaf level, the results from canopy spectra were slightly more accurate, yielding average r2 values of 0.83, 0.77 and 0.56 and relative RMSE of 6.79%, 5.73% and 4.03% for polyphenols, amino acids and sugars, respectively.

The result is slightly toasted bread yielding to a deliciously spicy dog.

The euro yield curve now stands about where U.S. Treasurys' did in January, with ten-year notes yielding slightly more than two-year notes.