Sentence examples for suggest slight from inspiring English sources

The data suggest slight kinetic constraints relating to the chlorine concentrations, which might imply conversions of transient hydroxide or carbonate.

The presence of this peak may suggest slight GO aggregation in BC/GO-3, although SEM cannot clearly show this trend.

Values of 0.8 and 1.2 suggest slight synergistic and additive cytotoxic activities, respectively.

Recent data from the Women's Health Initiative [ 2, 3] suggest slight increases in relative risk (RR) for developing invasive breast cancer (RR 1.26), cardiovascular disease (RR 1.22), pulmonary emboli (RR 2.13), and dementia (RR 2.05) in women on HRT containing continuous dosing of conjugated equine estrogen and medroxyprogesterone acetate (MPA).

CI values in the range of 0.9 1.10 would mainly indicate additive effects, those between 0.9 and 0.85 would suggest slight synergy, those in the range of 0.7 0.3 are indicative of moderate synergy and those <0.3 would suggest strong synergy.

Precise quantifications did suggest slight reductions of the corresponding immunofluorescence signals at KTs (Supplementary Figure 7B and C), but this effect cannot account for the phenotype upon Ska double depletion, as there was no further reduction in the level of KT-bound KMN components when compared with cells only treated with a single Ska siRNA oligonucleotide.

Even more than Peter Coyote, the actor who has become Burns's usual narrator, Burns makes a script sound like a eulogy read by a depressive, with every sentence suggesting slight disappointment.

Very little is known of the effects of progesterone on bone beyond studies in young guinea pigs suggesting slight inhibition of the activity of such hormones as estrogens, which speed skeletal development.

DSC and XRD studies suggested slight crystalline change in drug.

Grey-scale changes of the x-ray image suggested slight upward fining within the laminae.

The PaCO2 decreased significantly by 2 mmHg from PET to CT scanning, suggesting slight hyperventilation.