(Most states use slightly older pay data from practices before the days of computers).
For strong-tasting fruits like elderberries use slightly less fruit (say 1.5kg).
Statisticians and demographers all use slightly different methods to divvy up the great American whole into quintiles and median ranges.
Yet while the Dixie Chicks use slightly less rock muscle than Ms. Twain or Garth Brooks, they're not reviving the past.
NASA and NOAA use slightly different methods to process the temperature data and use different baseline periods for comparison (NOAA uses the 20th century average).
If you want to make apple porridge, use slightly less liquid than in the recipe above, replace half the milk with water and add a pinch of cinnamon.
Automakers' credit arms use slightly different terms and metholodogies -- G.M.'s financing unit, the General Motors Acceptance Corporation, gives rankings of 1 through 5 to an individual's credit.
The two monitoring programs use slightly different protocols; NOAA reported an average for the period of 400.03 parts per million, while Scripps reported 400.08.
They use the same tricks and tactics to bamboozle people into buying their pills, but drug firms can afford to use slightly more sophisticated versions.
The teenagers differ from the adults only because they use slightly more slang and make slightly more pop culture references, which often substitute for revealing detail.
In presence of the UHI effect, net annual cooling and heating energy use slightly decreases.
