Sentence examples for therefore only a slight from inspiring English sources

Therefore, only a slight decrease in haemoglobin concentration is to be expected [ 30].

This distance might make serum proteins in FBS (which have an average HD of 5 10 nm) more difficult to adsorb on the SPION core; therefore, only a slight increase in the HBNPs' HD in 10% FBS was observed.

Therefore, it was only a slight decrease in amitriptyline use despite the fact that selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants have been available in Thailand for more than a decade.

Saint-Gaudens had produced the models for these dies under the misapprehension that the first pieces had been struck on a production press, rather than on the Mint's only medal press, and therefore only slight adjustment need be made.

Therefore, only slight adaptations are required to support also events that are not distributed exponentially.

Construct BOM26 displayed only a slight reduction of hydrophobicity and therefore was expected to be cleaved almost as efficiently as wild-type PrPC, whereas BOM27 had a stronger reduction of hydrophobicity (Fig. 3A B).

It is therefore interesting that overexpression of AKIN10 in protoplasts has only a slight effect on heterodimerization of overexpressed Gal-AD-bZIP1 and Gal-BD-bZIP63.

And representatives of Wikimedia have been playing down the significance of this change, claiming it is only a slight extension of a policy that is already in place, and therefore not a wholesale re-evaluation of its founding philosophy.

Second, our subjects had just started to participate voluntarily in a weight control program and therefore may have been well aware of their current weight (and height) [ 38], resulting in only a slight misreporting of body weight and height.

We expect only a slight recovery in private consumption in 2010 and this assumes that inflation and therefore interest rates have fallen.

We therefore conducted additional analyses with a more restricted selection of items for the outcome variable in 2005 survey, which resulted in only a slight change in the reported prevalence.