Sentence examples similar to though relatively slight from inspiring English sources

The few detailed force-based models of cellular phenomena published to date are custom-made for each biological study (though perhaps through relatively slight modification of an existing model), which is costly.

The paper claimed that patients made significant if relatively slight improvement in these measures.

Results are more pronounced for species beginning reproduction before first harvest ('spawn-first' species) since their reproductive capacity is more sensitive to harvest rate, though differences are relatively slight over the range of growth and reproduction configurations examined.

Mainly, though, BellSouth is a beneficiary of the relatively slight impact of local telephone competition in the United States to date.

"We're concerned about it, even though it is a relatively small number of cases and a relatively slight increase," said Dr. Ronald O. Valdiserri, a C.D.C. expert in sexually transmitted diseases.

But the improvements would be relatively slight.

The profits of both companies, however, have been relatively slight.

Offstage, Rylance is a relatively slight man with delicate features.

Population growth was relatively slight in the early 21st century.

The formal differences are relatively slight, but the tone and content are markedly more sombre.

But the communication among those areas was relatively slight in the Takotsubo survivors.