Sentence examples for arise slightly from inspiring English sources

These abnormal vertebrae were most likely to arise slightly anterior to the distal tail, where severe spinal curves formed (Fig. 4G).

Cholangiocarcinomas arise slightly more often in men, with a male/female ratio of 1.3: 1, with an average age between 50 and 70 years.

The three preludes he gave as encores showed a resolute determination ("Des Pas sur la Neige"), a tempest of storming fingers and snapped rhythms ("Ce Qu'a Vu le Vent de l'Ouest") and magnificent, glowing resonances arising slightly after the hammer strokes ("La Cathedrale Engloutie").

Conidiophore branched with long internodes between branches, branches arising slightly less than 90° with respect to the main axis.

Occasionally, iridophores arise even slightly earlier than in wild type, during stage CR (data not shown), and the iridophore region is expanded.

An exception to this pattern arises when slightly above-freezing water flows beneath the ice cover.

The difference in the exponent of the rank-frequency spectrum arises from slightly different rates of seeding and amplification of new haplotypes.

Since well fewer than half of the residues exhibit conformational exchange line-broadening, the median R2 values were used to normalize the relaxation effects arising from slightly differing sample temperatures and protein concentrations.

Emotion words were significantly lower in action-relatedness than action words (while a small discrepancy arose in slightly higher scores for face words than emotion words in arm-relatedness, this difference was nonsignificant).

It has been suggested that these structural differences may arise from the slightly different binding geometries or from a switch from Nɛ to Nδ binding of protein ligands at the metal center in the two ARD isoforms, which may transmit the above described perturbations.

At the first luncheon she was introduced by Major Bowes, she arose with a slightly embarrased smile which was soon replaced by one of confidence.