Sentence examples for slight alternative from inspiring English sources
- It is a slight alternative to creationism and was devised in America.
[07p24] - It is a slight alternative to creationism and was devised in America.
Results obtained here from the DM1 spliceosensor flies suggested, in this specific condition, that there were only slight alternative splicing machinery differences, hence, still allowing for robust disease mirroring.
Combined with other data in this analysis, we concluded that a slight majority of alternative promoters contain epigenetic marks indicative of concurrent activation, likely due to their close spatial proximity.
Such friends are like family (you need, or hate, or cannot forsake them) and a beloved (you are so jealous, so sensitive to their slights!) and an alternative (better?) self, squashed into one.
Provided this device will keep up with the times over the next few iterations of Android, I'm all for recommending it as a sturdy and slight Galaxy Tab or iPad alternative for the media enthusiast.
Boole's The Mathematical Analysis of Logic presents many interesting logic novelties: It was the beginning of nineteenth-century mathematization of logic and provided an algorithmic alternative (via a slight modification of ordinary algebra) to the catalog approach used in traditional logic (even if reduction procedures were developed in the latter).
Under the alternative, apparently a slight advantage is obtained considering all event times for partial tests in the crossing hazard and early difference scenarios.
The findings that 'evidence for the efficacy of peer review is slight' and the discussion of alternative models contributed to the CRCAH's consideration of how to review the proposals [ 2].
The results were quite robust to these alternatives with only slight changes in RII and the relative order unaltered, as we infer that any misclassification is unlikely to have biased the main results.
We find that, for some groups (around one thirds of them), there are slight differences between the baseline and alternative regressions in terms of unemployment and formal employment.
