Sentence examples for also has a slightly from inspiring English sources

The phrase "also has a slightly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an additional characteristic or quality that is somewhat different or less pronounced.
Example: "The new model also has a slightly improved battery life compared to the previous version."
Alternatives: "also features a minor" or "additionally possesses a subtle".

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Hx also has a slightly lower rate of NDF accumulation.

Each flavor also has a slightly different mass.

The chief executive of the 2002 Olympic and Paralympic games also has a slightly enlarged prostate.

Alex remains enthusiastic about Adderall, but he also has a slightly jaundiced critique of it.

Designed for comfort and breathability, this model also has a slightly thickened sole, for increased protection from impact.

Swift's endorsement probably also has a slightly different effect: casting this race as so important that she broke her otherwise well-established political silence.

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It also had a slightly checkered past.

Hx also had a slightly lower rate of lignin accumulation.

Phytoplankton also had a slightly stronger relationship to landscape-scale stressor data than did periphyton.

It also had a slightly dewy finish, so matte enthusiasts beware.

The Rockets also had a slightly stronger first quarter scoring margin (plus-2.8) than the Warriors (plus-2.4).

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