Sentence examples for slightly differentiated from inspiring English sources

In "The Gust of Wind" a rush of dark clouds is indicated with fairly conventional brushwork, but the earth itself is nothing but jagged outcroppings of paint slightly differentiated by color into lake, rock and tree.

The soils of the Sahara are low in organic matter, exhibit only slightly differentiated horizons (strata), and are often biologically inactive, although nitrogen-fixing bacteria are present in some areas.

Launching today, a new app called Cleen from Tapsbook.com co-founder Sherwood Yao offers a slightly differentiated experience.

Yet, the sign of the welfare effects is universally preserved for the future cohorts and is only slightly differentiated.

However, where it's slightly differentiated from some of its competitors is that it also lets users with digital cameras upload those photos through a web interface at PhotoApp.com.

In the meantime, despite Apple Music's potential reach, Shazam has a slightly differentiated offering by allowing artists it's working with to share what they're actually listening to these days.

The results indicated that microwave cured samples had somewhat differentiated molecular structure and showed slightly higher glass transition temperature.

When past education and gender were considered, the results became slightly more differentiated.

Human ES and iPS cells seem to be at a slightly more differentiated state than their mouse counterparts, which makes it more difficult to grow certain types of cells from them.

The spheroids were slightly less differentiated than the tumours.

Net distances are similar within and between lineages, except for EBLV-1a, which is slightly more differentiated.