Sentence examples for it slightly enhanced from inspiring English sources

As reported in Table 3, although MAK-4 alone showed no effect on H- ras-foci, it slightly enhanced the inhibitory effect of MAK-5 by 10%.

It slightly enhanced the level of apoptosis after fotemustine, which is in line with a protective role of p53 for chloroethylating agents by stimulation of DNA repair (Batista et al, 2007).

Moreover, activity accumulation in excretory organs 1.5 h p.i. was similar to that of [18F]AlF-NOTA-pentixather (logP = -1.4); hence, the shift towards hepatobiliary excretion and thus unspecific accumulation in the liver and intestines can be attributed to its slightly enhanced lipophilicity (logP = -1.2) rather than the instability of the 64Cu-chelate.

Although overexpression of miR-203 alone even enhanced the proliferative capacity, it induced (Panc1) or slightly enhanced (hPaca1) anti-proliferative effects if combined with gemcitabine (Supplementary Fig S1C).

Therefore, LCKS59A did not compromise TCR signalling in response to agonist and weak agonist ligands and it even led to slightly enhanced T-cell responses.

Therefore, the highly releasable Ex-4 could enhance the beta cell function with slightly enhanced viability of transplanted islets, presenting as a potential technology for overcoming islet shortage.

However, TU and BFA slightly enhanced basal NRF2 protein level, whereas TG decreased it.

Rapid thermal annealing sufficiently improved photoluminescence (PL) intensity, but it causes strong blue-shift in the PL spectra due to In/Ga intermixing and N out-diffusion and slightly enhanced activation energy of 58.5 meV.

Slightly enhanced convection remained over parts of Indonesia, with weakly suppressed convection evident near the Date Line (Fig. 5).

While "The Traveler" foretold a world of frightening high-tech menace, "The Dark River" deals in cherry-picked religious constructs and slightly enhanced versions of existing wonky phenomena.

For a long time, "Chronicle" is a case of erector-set digital technology: tiny rather than large effects; slightly enhanced reality rather than grandiose comic-book fantasy.