Sentence examples for slight changing from inspiring English sources

We adopt a quasispecies description of the process by first hypothesizing the evolution of the virus to be characterized by only one slight changing phenotypic trait, e.g. the shape of the envelope and its corresponding binding affinity.

CNN's correspondent at the dinner asked Ashton about it, and he replied that he viewed it as "a slight changing of the guard for media".

In fact, the flickering could be perceived during the switch between the shortly presented emotional expression and the clearly visible neutral masking expression due to slight details changing in the face as the position of the eyebrows and/or mouth.

Adaptors HSA1 and HSA2 were designed according to the sequences for SSH [ 37] with a slight modification by changing the blunt end into asymmetric end (GATC) recognizable by Sau3AI.

I have not found a single election over the last few decades in which impersonation fraud had the slightest chance of changing an election outcome — unlike absentee-ballot fraud, which changes election outcomes regularly.

The find challenges the assumption that slight changes in a protein's structure are entirely responsible for changing its effect on development.

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In sheet metal forming processes, any disturbance as a slight change in the mechanical properties of the material can be the reason for the occurrence of defects without changing any other of the process parameters.

Despite the setbacks, the units assembled with only slight casualties but the changing circumstances at Arnhem meant that their roles were quickly changed.

This theoretical shift enabled Darwin to bracket his earlier efforts to develop a causal theory of life, and focus instead on the means by which the dynamic force of population was controlled, and determine how this control on population worked out in company with the phenomenon of slight individual variation and changing conditions of life to produce a gradual change of form and function.

The D-stat experiments in this study were carried out with a slight modification: instead of changing an environmental parameter, two different media were used to keep dilution rate constant.