Sentence examples for escalated slightly from inspiring English sources
As he came off the mound, he shouted something at Diaz — Kuroda said he could not remember whether it was in English or in Japanese — and the encounter escalated slightly until the pitching coach Larry Rothschild ran out of the dugout to escort Kuroda off the field.
The expression of HcKAT1 escalated slightly from D1 to D6 stage, while HcKAT2 showed insignificant change (Fig. 8).
She said: "I think that the amount of contact from charities was starting to escalate and get slightly out of control, and the phone calls were beginning to get intrusive, but there is no blame or suggestion that this was a reason for her death".
The large-scale bulk CDR3β sequencing showed gp250-mediated positive selection dramatically escalated the usages of β97N, slightly increased the frequency of β99A, and had no effect on the frequency of β99G.
The Campazzo shot to slightly below Anthony's midsection escalated the events.
Garnier emphasised that it was "slightly strange how the story had escalated, [Osborne] was looking at options and decided that the time is not right".
And in Seoul — which lies well within range of North Korean missiles — people seemed caught somewhere between calm and dread, angry over the deaths but perhaps slightly relieved that things had not escalated.
Genome-wide comparisons of K a/K s ratios across lineages have been used as a proxy for differences in the effects of genetic drift on a genome because high levels of drift will escalate the fixation of slightly deleterious substitutions, thereby increasing the relative numbers of nonsynonymous substitutions (Daubin and Moran 2004; Kuo et al. 2009).
A function of economics, word of mouth and the slightly hard-to-figure momentum that often drives such relocations, the migration has escalated in the last year, with dozens of families packing up every month and heading from Astoria to Michigan.
