Sentence examples for published a slight from inspiring English sources
Settling in Bogotá in 1864, he published a slight volume of Poesías, which attracted considerable attention and, in 1867, the romantic novel María, which won immediate recognition and remains his best known work.
A Datafolha opinion poll published last week showed a slight rebound.
A poll published today indicated a slight jump in Howard's popularity, despite a tumbling Australian dollar and rising fuel prices.
This is not just that divorce rates are high, though that is part of it (2012, the last year for which the Office for National Statistics has published figures, saw a slight increase in the number of divorces, to 42% of marriages).
The results of this year's National Student Survey, which measures students' views on their universities and colleges, have also been published and show a slight rise in student satisfaction.
Primary hepatocytes were cultured according to the published methods, with a slight modification.
The medium components for XYNZG fermentation were optimized according to the published method with a slight modification [ 11].
Plant extracts: Artemisia tea was prepared according to published methods with a slight modification.[ 11a, 38] Briefly, 1 L of boiling water was added to 5 g of dried plant material, stirred and stored in the dark for 1 h.
According to the previously published procedures with a slight modification, the monodisperse Au IONP heterodimers were synthesized by thermal decomposition of iron precursor (iron pentacarbonyl) onto 5 nm polyhedral gold nanospheres in the presence of surfactants (oleic acid and oleylamine), followed by a controlled oxidation.
Generation of reconstituted ovaries and their transplantation under the ovarian bursa of mice was carried out according to a published protocol with slight modifications (Hayashi & Saitou, 2013).
The antibacterial activities of WSREt, WSFEt and WSLEt were determined using the agar well diffusion method following a published procedure with slight modifications [ 24].
