Sentence examples for express slightly from inspiring English sources

If you are a little Westernized and express slightly different ideas from the predominant ones, then you are called either "Son of Bush" or "Son of Obama".

We can always use say, tell or ask, but other reporting verbs express slightly different meanings and attitudes.

There are multiple different types of cardiac stem cells (CSCs) including ckit+ cells, Isl 1+ cells, cardiac mesoangioblasts, cardiosphere derived cells and epicardial progenitors which all express slightly different but overlapping surface markers [3].

Examining the support for the government providing a reasonable standard of living for the sick, the diaspora (3.81) and migrants (3.80) express slightly more support for this than the natives in the Baltics (3.71) and Western countries (3.75).

Thus, JN-DSRCT-1 cells express slightly slower migrating isoforms of EWS/WT1 (Fig. 3A).

Mock transduced NB8-E6 cells remained CXCR4 negative, while and N91-E2 cexpresspreslightlytlowerwer levels of CXCR4 compared to parent cells.

Additionally, the 6,6 obese carriers expressed slightly higher mRNA expression than normal-weight 6,6 carriers).

During zebrafish development, eng2a is expressed slightly before eng2b and activates eng2b expression (Scholpp and Brand, 2001).

xylC, which showed the highest xylanase activity, was expressed slightly compared with xylA and xylB; the expression of xylD, xylE, xylF and xylG was not detected under any of the conditions tested, with the exception of xylG at 120 h, xylan cultivation.

Endogenous Cdc42 protein expression differed slightly among the variants; the more metastatic variants expressed slightly higher levels of endogenous Cdc42 than the less metastatic variants (Fig. 3b).

In the adult fly, dsetdb1 was expressed slightly more in females than in males, and, in females, dsetdb1 expression was predominantly in the abdominal area (Fig. 1B, lower panel).