Sentence examples for slightly differentiated from from inspiring English sources

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.

formosana, which lacks anthocyanin, is only slightly differentiated from P. aphrodite ssp.

Instead, northeastern coyotes seemed to constitute one uniform population slightly differentiated from western coyotes.

The marked genetic differentiation between the contributing populations in this case allows an attempt to disentangle their influence; such recognition may be more difficult when source populations for migrations or invasions are only slightly differentiated from recipient populations, as in the case of the Anglo-Saxon or Viking contributions to the British Isles, for example.

In addition, slightly differentiated expression patterns are observed for teleost Hox paralogs derived from 3R [ 14– 17].

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

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 olivine may have been crystallized from a less differentiated melts (MgO ≥ 6 wt.%; Ikehata et al. 2010) and incorporated into slightly differentiated magmas such as MA43 and MA44 (MgO approximately 5 wt.%).

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

Conversely, slightly differentiated chlorophyllic structures were clearly perceived after three months culture on the same medium.

These policies were built on slightly differentiated risk assessments that were often individual for each specialism.