Sentence examples for suggests slight from inspiring English sources
Forward modeling of gravity data suggests slight crustal thickening of 5 km beneath the mountain front indicating partial isostatic compensation by thickened crust.
Figure 11a shows that, in dry condition, small earthquake with PGA of 0.05 g would only probably excites minor landslide (Rsv < 0.1), while the Figure 11b suggests slight probability (7.7%) of major landslide (Rsv > 0.75) when earthquake with PGA of 0.1 g hit the location.
These results indicate that the formation of nanotubes is initiated exactly below the honeycomb-like patterned morphology during the second-step anodization and act as a template for further growth of nanotubes; however, appearance of the nanotubes wall inside the nanopores (Figure 3b) also suggests slight deviations.
The increased blood pressure in VE-ARKO mice suggests slight EC dysfunction, but this was not supported by our findings in isolated arteries.
Moreover, upon retesting, some positive lines had stronger migration defects, whereas others were milder; this suggests slight inherent variability of knockdown efficiency.
On the other hand, resistant cells under constant 5 μM 4-HPR exposure (R5 cells) showed a somewhat higher desaturation rate than 5 μM 4-HPR-treated parental CCRF-CEM cells (conversion rate of 0.61 ± 0.17 vs. 2.09 ± 0.20 at 2 h), which suggests slight adaptation.
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.
