Sentence examples for specimen were slightly from inspiring English sources
However, the KIc data obtained from the ENDB specimen were slightly greater than the corresponding values of ENDC specimen.
It was found that the creep lifetimes of the [111] oriented notched specimen were slightly longer than that of the [011] orientation and 1.36 times longer than that of the [001] orientation.
To suppress undesired diffraction contrast, the specimen was slightly inclined when the electron holograms were acquired.
The specimen was slightly larger than the previous record holder, a South American helicopter damselfly, but was a fraction of the size of the enormous dragonflies that ruled the skies of the Carboniferous Period some 300 million years ago.
The absorption energy and mean collapse force of square tubes was increased by 15 20% in using the controller and energy absorbing capability of the specimen was slightly changed by change of the high controller's height.
Despite the mechanical properties of the 1 h carbonated paste were better than those of the reference, the absorbed water content of the carbonated specimen was slightly higher than that of the reference.
The carbonation depth in the AAS paste incorporating the waterglass-based alkali activator (SS(P _C5 specimen) was slightly lower than that of the AAS paste using NaOH (NS(P _C5 specimen).
However, this method provides an effective way to estimate the maximum angle, even if the photograph is not perfectly aligned, or if the specimen is slightly taphonomically distorted.
In some instances, the polished specimen is slightly darker than the unpolished specimen and may need to be ground more thinly with 1200- or 1800-grit pandrepolishedlished with the finer-grit papers (do not return to 600-grit paper, as it is often too coarse).
Besides, the thermal conductivity of POFA based LFC specimens were slightly increased compared to that of control LFC specimens.
However, it was found that kaolin alone did not display sufficient pozzolanic behavior to form geopolymer at 7 days of age unless specimens were slightly warm cured.
