Eksempler på brug af Slightly lower på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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In the sample studied, absence through illness seemed to be slightly lower among shiftworkers than among staff as a whole.
Slightly lower, also in the corner,
Thehighest prevalence rates are found among boys in England(42.5%), with slightly lower rates(38%) among girls in England.
The proportion of members who sometimes consider leaving is slightly lower than in 2007, but the proportion who have decided to leave has increased.
The minimum heat conductance is only slightly lower with krypton, but this is achieved with a significantly smaller air space- an advantage for triple-insulation glazing in particular.
In July 2014, the solar production was in line with budget and slightly lower than in July 2013.
whereas the percentage is slightly lower in Base case B about 80.
There is also the possibility of Quick Stop on the site within the gate- for a slightly lower price than the normal prices.
The house edge is slightly lower in European, or single zero,
Your revenue's going to drop and so the profit at the bottom will be slightly lower.
available for the IP, the true price of the imports was actually slightly lower than that recorded on Eurostat.
is slightly lower.
and possibly slightly lower.
The average contribution to large projects'was 14.5 million ECU, slightly lower than in the previous year.
because the individual margin was slightly lower than the countrywide margin.
Fold the bottom part of the pocket on my own the fold at the bottom is slightly lower than at the top.
only slightly lower than the growth of 314% in 2004, before slowing to 214% by 2007/08.
Fold the bottom part of the pocket on my own the fold at the bottom is slightly lower than at the top.
These strings naturally have a slightly lower tension than the standard,
The original paddles would probably have given a slightly lower sprint speed but would have eased paddling on longer voyages.