Sentence examples for has slightly wider from inspiring English sources

Moscow has slightly wider roads, London is tighter with sharp turns.

ALD-derived Co3O4 coating has slightly wider bandgap than the literature value of 2.3 eV from Co3O4 nanospheres (~ 20 nm) by solution-based synthesis [46].

Larger stimuli have slightly wider profiles, but the profiles largely overlap, implying that four-fold increase in the stimulus size has a remarkably small effect to the tuning.

The intrapatient CVs calculated using two or three UFC measures were similar but had slightly wider CIs.

It has slightly smaller fruit bodies, with caps up to 10 cm wide, and stems up to 4 cm long; its spores are slightly larger, measuring 9 10.5 by 7.5 9 µm.

Each has slightly different regulations.

It has slightly salty language.

"The government has a slightly wider margin for error in meeting the mandate than appeared likely in June," it said.

Athleta has a slightly wider selection than Lululemon; it sells ski clothes and swimsuits, while Lululemon is focused on yoga and clothes to wear on day-to-day errands.

The Los Baños variant has a slightly wider repertoire of tactics.

The humanist typeface used in this study also has a slightly wider stroke width than the square grotesque.