Sentence examples for a slightly different relation from inspiring English sources

Beyond about 400 m, however, PM2.5 and PM10 showed a slightly different relation with distance to A1 roads, as predicted PM10 levels decreased more quickly than PM2.5 levels.

Alternatively, one could hold that the indeterminacy of (65) is due, not to the semantic indeterminacy of 'Tibbles', but to that of 'part' (as in Donnelly 2014): there is no one parthood relation; rather, several slightly different relations are equally eligible as extension of the parthood predicate, and while some such relations connect the loose wisker to Tibbles, others do not.

The non-photochemical quenching parameter (qN), reflecting the apparent rate constant for non-radiative energy dissipation from PSII and its antennae, revealed a slightly different shape in relation to illumination time.

Tschannen-Moran and Woolfolk Hoy (2007) present a slightly different perspective on this relation: They propose a number of sources of self-efficacy, of which the most important one refers to the mastery experience people make.

A deal brokered between Britain and Turkey, under which the EU would take account of Turkish interests in planning military operations, was rejected by Greece, which then won the approval of its European partners for a slightly different formula to govern EU-NATO relations; but Turkey says the earlier agreement must stand.

However, a slightly different picture emerges with respect to the cross-lagged relations (see Table 3).

Mr. Ramsey offers a slightly different explanation.

Ms. Bailey has a slightly different take.

"We are a slightly different club.

Lynda tells a slightly different story.

Vietnam has a slightly different problem.