Sentence examples for slightly different expression from inspiring English sources

In embryos, all three Mi-2 orthologs were expressed with slightly different expression patterns, suggesting that they have different functions during development (see Additional file 1: Figure S4).

Expression analyses of SERK1 in Arabidopsis thaliana revealed a slightly different expression pattern, since here the gene was already expressed during megasporogenesis and in late embryo vascular strands [ 53, 54].

In each take, the actor said his line slightly differently — slower, faster, with more or less emotion — and had a slightly different expression on his face, and Tarantino had to choose which would make it into the film.

(i) In D. buzzatii, both genes are expressed throughout the whole life cycle, although they present slightly different expression patterns (results not shown).

Ryan, the Jets' coach, wore a slightly different expression this time; he looked as if he had lost something more than a game.

Yet the real interest of politics is in its uncertainty, in how marginal choices produce outcomes that must appear entertainingly arbitrary to the gods who know what would have happened if the coin had fallen the other way, or if a human impulse had chosen a slightly different expression.

Comparing the trees in the background and the faces at the front of the photograph, the repetition is obvious, with the same faces appearing twice in the crowd, though with slightly different expressions.

Perhaps she has slightly different expressions on her face, her eyes, her lips, her brows?

The one caveat here is that grep uses a slightly different regular expression grammar than we do.

However, as the impact of the slightly different analytical expression for the above four cases relative to all other n is negligible for practical values of N (e.g., N ≥ 128) these cases will be neglected and treated equally as the rest of the BPSK tones.

The above equation is slightly different from expression (9).