Sentence examples for explain a slightly from inspiring English sources
This does not, however, explain a slightly different question: how and why the economic right has gained so much strength over the last three decades.
It is much less obvious, however, that the naturalist can explain a slightly different supervenience thesis.
Among females, mismatches explain a slightly higher percentage at 14 for traditionals and 12% for non-traditionals.
Our case series may therefore be a mixture of incident and prevalent cases, which may explain a slightly higher annual number of cases in 1994 1999 compared with 2000 2008.
We found that despite an increase in total variance and heterogeneity in older cells, locally run PCA explained a slightly higher degree of variance in these cells (0.35 ± 0.04) than in younger cells at stages 45 46 (0.31 ± 0.02; PTT < 1e−11) suggesting that in more mature networks, cell properties are more coordinated with each other.
The mutations identified in regulatory elements of the seedless allele of VvAGL11 explained a slightly higher degree of phenotypic variation than those identified in the coding region (up to 13%, 6%and13%3% more in 2007, 2009 and 2010, respectively), suggesting that the seedless phenotype might be genetically controlled by this regulatory region.
"Chef thinks eggs are not used enough in the evening," a waiter explained in a slightly rote way.
Organic farms had higher total N values, which are explained by a slightly higher content of organic matter.
Google's Advanced Search page now allows for many of the same searches, but explained in a slightly more obvious way.
Delia uses a high heat for her favourite fried egg, which, she explains, has a "slightly crispy, frilly edge; the white will be set and the yolk soft and runny".
As Robert Johnson, its director of software engineering, explained in a slightly shamefaced blogpost, the site was offline for about two-and-a-half hours – its worst outage in four years – due to some technical changes that Facebook had made.
