Sentence examples for split slightly from inspiring English sources

Effects supervisor Roger Guyett wanted the ship to have more moving parts, which stemmed from his childhood dissatisfaction with the ship's design: The new Enterprises dish can expand and move, while the fins on its engines split slightly when they begin warping.

Comparing our mtDNA divergence ages with those inferred from nDNA data (e.g. [ 15]) we find that those splits slightly differ but tend to be in the same range (Additional file 2: Table S1).

The danger remained high for three months after a couple split, dipped slightly for the next nine, and dropped significantly after a year.

The textbooks say that playing for a 2-2 splis islightlyly better than finessing dummy's jack on the second round.

Younger respondents (ages 18-34) were more closely split, with slightly more than a third saying it was either appropriate or too severe, and 1 in 6 saying it was not severe enough.

The People's Alliance also has support among ethnic Malays and a huge advantage among Chinese voters, Mr. Ibrahim said, while the Indian vote will likely be split or slightly in favor of the governing coalition.

PacBioToCA compared with LoRDEC (trim + split) yields slightly better alignments at a higher computational cost.

The incidence of deep splits was slightly higher in Argentina with 3.3% of species with multiple records (13/389) showing divergences greater than the 2.4% threshold.

However, it was also observed that the HADS-A item-7 'I can sit at ease and feel relaxed' was jointly loading on both anxiety and depression factors, this split-loading slightly in favour of the depression factor.

However, due to the ensemble averaging, these marginal regions are often split between being slightly over-constrained and slightly flexible.

His left glove had been slightly split in an earlier round and now his trainer, Angelo Dundee, put a finger into the split and lifted the leather up.