Sentence examples for have slightly changed from inspiring English sources

Nano-SiO2-treated HaCaT cells were also found to have slightly changed cell cycle distribution.

As the years have gone on there's been a few cuts in staff and budgets so things have slightly changed.

If you start introducing a new bill of rights and possibly new definitions and new provisions which have slightly changed the rights that are already covered by the convention, there's a risk of incoherence creeping in – particularly if it's going to stand side by side with the convention, which will still bind the UK nationally.

For KPA3 and D3 (Fig. 16 c), the dissimilarity measure criss-crosses, and KPA3 and D3 shoots up after certain threshold, it may be due to the 3D keypoints that might have slightly changed their position but yet retaining inter-keypoint distance.

"The circumstances have slightly changed, but the mission of deterrence and defending NATO is still the same," said Luke Coffey, the conservative-leaning Heritage Foundation's expert on the role of NATO and the European Union in transatlantic security, and the only non-UK citizen appointed by Prime Minister David Cameron to provide advice to senior British ministers.

(Here, we have slightly changed the notation of Thattai and Van-Oudenaarden).

But if something has slightly changed positions, it has its own autonomy.

As he addressed voters on Monday, his language had slightly changed.

The Mukka, however, has slightly changed my mind about that second point.

Tokyu Norengai, opened in 1951, was the first one, though the location has slightly changed (tokyu-dept.co.jp).

It has slightly changed the way he teaches, he said, but not what, how, or how much his students learn.