Sentence examples for slight but significant changes from inspiring English sources

Diseases elicit many combinations of slight, but significant changes in protein expression and activity.

Degradation proceeded with a notable increment in crystallinity and entailing slight but significant changes in the Tg and Tm temperatures.

The effect on body awareness and the slight but significant changes in everyday life the women talked about has not yet been reported.

Finally, slight but significant changes were noted in visits 1 and 2 SSI subscale scores for painful symptoms (13 and 11, respectively; p < 0.05) and total SSI scores (63.4 and 56.8 respectively; p < 0.05).

Bearing in mind the decrease of fibrinogen and no change in platelet function measured by modified TEG in our patients, all these slight but significant changes of standard TEG variables may result from the decrease in fibrinogen concentration.

It is possible that the slight but significant changes in thermo-responsiveness of editing between species are a result of altered RNA structures, perhaps due to single nucleotide changes or polymorphisms within the genes of the Drosophila species studied here.

The Times Literary Supplement, which employed more critics than any other literary publication, was among those showing slight but significant change, though it still has some way to go to reach a gender balance.

Doxantrazole caused a slight but significant change in the distribution of the tracer in the small intestine of WT mice (Fig. 5G) but the effect was not significant in CF mice (Fig. 5H).

Notably, the increase of fluorescence intensity by CTLs established from 2 patients with unknown genetic mutations was also variable; a slight but significant change in UPN30 (MFI was 1.53), while completely undetectable even after alloantigen stimulation in UPN31 (MFI was 0.16).

The C106A, E64D and K130R mutations led to a slight but significant change in DJ-1/aSyn interactions.

Sil and var at 1 μg/kg and 10 μg/kg induced a slight but significant change of mean arterial pressure (MAP) by 1.1 - -11.0%.