Sentence examples for minimally changed from inspiring English sources

My starter of organic salmon with braised octopus was wonderful, the fish so meltingly soft, it wasn't so much cooked as minimally changed from being raw.

If a writer with autobiographical impulses goes the traditional route, however, presenting only minimally changed plots and faintly disguised characters, it raises the question of why she would opt for fiction rather than memoir.

The angle of inclination of the tibial plafond was minimally changed measuring 4°.

In contrast, swelling ratio of the hydrogel indicative of gel permeability was minimally changed because of multiple hydrophilic groups of alginate, similar to function of proteoglycans in a natural extracellular matrix.

Let's break this down: Not only was the request only minimally changed, but the "because" (his reason) was barely a reason at all! "Because I'm in a rush" wouldn't stand up as a good excuse for most of us, right?

Between 2001 and 2002, Super Mario World was ported by Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development to the Game Boy Advance as Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2. Some levels were minimally changed, but the most noticeable alteration was making the game for one player only instead of two.

This strategy was used because it minimizes outliers' influence on the characteristics of the distribution, minimally changes the distribution overall, and avoids potential bias associated with eliminating outliers altogether.

Overall, removing nodes based on clustering minimally changes the cohesion of the connectome, supporting the fundamental differences between local properties such as clustering and global properties.

Our data indicate that the presence of approximately 23 peptide molecules per SPION coated with approximately 137 PEG chains minimally changes the overall NP characteristics.

It has the advantage to minimally change the user's way of working since the electronic data transfer is taking place sequentially from one workstation to the other in a manner analogous to what is done with the paper document.

Gail predicted that risk categories for women would minimally change with the inclusion of SNP data [ 91].