Sentence examples for slightly differently from from inspiring English sources

Korean surnames, when Cyrillized, may be spelled slightly differently from the romanisations used in the US; the resulting common pronunciations also differ, as can be seen in the table at right.

Undigested plasmid isolated from C. hydrothermalis migrated in an agarose gel slightly differently from plasmid DNA isolated from E. coli, and we suggest that the difference is not in size but in methylation within the native host compared to E. coli.

We'll be doing things slightly differently from normal because you've got to be a little more conscious of the threats.

The witty twist is that we then see all this replayed, slightly differently, from Amy's viewpoint, which is equally sardonic.

The voting is done by 380 council areas, not by constituencies, so it will play out slightly differently from election night.

No matter that a figurine or a plate, painted by an artisan free to express a flower or bee slightly differently from the last, might not make it through the night.

Put slightly differently: apart from a relatively small bump in the late 1990s, the continued success of San Jose was already set well before the birth of Silicon Valley.

Each brand of Bristol paper is formulated slightly differently, giving it different properties from another brand's rough or smooth paper.

These dishes are prepared slightly differently in different cities.

Sacraments are understood slightly differently in different Christian traditions.

"Each pharmacist may prepare the drug slightly differently, and even one day's dose may differ from another.