Sentence examples for mildly different from from inspiring English sources

The distribution of the different types of dental malocclusions is mildly different from the outcomes of other European epidemiologic surveys [2, 11, 13].

There are two notable changes in AB 24 that make it mildly different from last year's AB 612: The new bill contains an extra regulatory requirement regarding how cars must be marked, and it doesn't have the sponsorship of the Taxicab Paratransit Association of California.

Four weeks after supplementation of α-MG, although the FBG level of DM2-MG was mildly different from that of DM2 rats, it showed a significant reduction (P < 0.05).

Students of the fine print, however, might have drawn mildly different conclusions.

Making money off the idea of not needing money is perhaps mildly perverse but little different from a cleric who preaches poverty yet lives in a parish manse.

TRPV4 KO mice also exhibited the lowest blood pH of all groups during sepsis, but this was not significantly different from the mildly acidotic basal pH in these animals.

When we're seriously ill, we deal with a set of institutions that have - to put it mildly - different priorities from ours.

The gay leader becomes a superb pol with a human-rights agenda, and the movie offers a mildly subversive suggestion: attracting the electorate is not all that different from picking up a young man in the subway.

Frequency of EPSPs was mildly but noticeably reduced by bafilomycin and was not significantly different from either 17% hACSF without bafilomycin, or its own baseline).

The game is mildly entertaining, but at the end of the day: it's no different from any other shooting gallery game.

The heat transfer coefficients change mildly both in the spiral wall heater and the wall re-heater, which are different from those in traditional stream boilers.