Sentence examples for recognised slightly from inspiring English sources

The mean number of cancer warning signs recognised was 4.28 (SD = 2.14) out of 9. Boys recognised slightly more warning signs than girls (4.32, SD = 2.26 vs. 4.24, SD = 2.01), although this difference was not statistically significant (t(475.7) = 0.41, p = 0.685).

This may have introduced the potential for bias – there is a possibility that study participants would use a device they recognise slightly differently from a new device with which they are unfamiliar.

In contrast, speech produced in the states E mphatic and A nger is recognised even slightly better than neutral speech: 61.3% WA and 64.9% WA for E mphatic and A nger, respectively.

The pAb recognised a slightly larger group of patients with poor prognosis than the mAb.

In 10 patients with diffuse disease we recognised a slightly less intense and persistent parenchymal opacification.

Two subspecies are recognised, which differ slightly in calls and are quite divergent genetically.

Because multiple SNVs may be embedded within a multi-SNV replacement, the number of SNVs recognised as such for PL was slightly lower than in other software.

Slightly fewer isolated nurses had attended recognised CPD courses across a range a clinical areas, but this was not statistically significant (data not shown).

A slightly different twist, Michelle Obama saying that she recognised that Barack had been brought up "the same as me," despite the fact that he'd grown up far away across the US.

Hutton maintained caution throughout; Wisden commented that his dominance of the bowling had become slightly monotonous after two days, although it recognised his skill.

It isn't anywhere the Durrells would have recognised, nor is it an upmarket New Greece, rather a slightly better version of the old, low-budget Corfu.