Sentence examples for slight expressed in from inspiring English sources

Preliminary data suggests that the effect on the decay lifetime up to 1150 °C is very slight, expressed in a slight shift of the onset of thermal quenching to lower temperatures; the slope of the characteristic decay time-constant versus temperature appears relatively unaffected.

The common attitude is one of slight mockery, expressed in condescending jokes about the Gurkhas' supposed naivety and unruly wives and children".They are not connected to all Nepalis, but they are part of Nepali identity and whenever a Nepali does well abroad we are always proud," says Gunaraj Luitel, a writer.

Sexual dimorphism is usually expressed in slight differences of size and in the proportions of various parts.

"And all of it is related without the slightest expressed idea of its abandon".

This can, of course, be expressed in a slight variety of ways.

The organizational aspects of the approach are expressed in terms of slight changes in the PDP structure to deliver updated specific information, and to streamline the communication between proponents and executors of DfE.

Based on qRT-PCR results shown in Figures 4 and 5, we have determined that flower-bud late genes are transiently expressed in anthers with slight differences in the timing of induction.

The slight decrease in molecular weight of Avd expressed in bacteria can be explained by the lack of glycosylation.

For example, module M21 was highly expressed in neocortical regions, and showed a slight increase in expression with time (Fig.  4A).

All that they are is expressed in small details, like a slight bow of the head or curve of the arm or repeated pullings away.

How can any serious survey published in 2012 slight the testament of the human condition as expressed in artworks from the world's other civilizations?