Sentence examples for only slightly impacted from inspiring English sources
In contrast, PDC5 expression was only slightly impacted by the allelic switch.
Conversely, the trajectory of CT accumulation was at most only slightly impacted by salicin accrual at early growth phases, but was clearly compromised when salicyl alcohol was fed at mid-late growth phases.
It thus appeared that the inconsistent root height (red/arctic fox divergence time) only slightly impacted our time estimates for phylogeographic events within red foxes, which is likely in part due to our additional use of interior tip calibrations based on ancient DNA sequences from known-age fossil remains.
Our results indicate that exercising and spending time outside home and working environment have a positive effect on participants stress level while reduced working hours only slightly impact stress.
This study found that H3 K56ac) does not alter chromatin compaction and only slightly impacts (by 20%) chromatin remodeling by SWI/SNF and RSC.
The reverse side is that the land usage attributed to corn ethanol is negatively impacted only slightly from as much as an 11.6% increase in ethanol output as corn yields increase to 2026 levels.
Clear-cutting sharply reduced bilberry abundance on mineral soils and green-tree retention only slightly mitigated that impact; however, in drier sites, some recovery had started in 10 years.
G190A is known to impact only slightly in viral fitness [17], and could have remained in the quasispecies until selected as a major variant by the emergence of T215F and NRTI selective pressure.
Albeit highly interesting in itself, knowledge of toxicity mechanisms impacts only slightly on policy making and regulatory action.
Obama arrived to a thundering response and delivered another storming speech - its impact only slightly dampened by the presence of two TelePrompTer screens.
As a consequence, γ E|th is considerably increased, while γ B|th is only slightly increased (because the impact on the waterfall region is much less relevant).
