Sentence examples for slightly distinctive from inspiring English sources

The scatter figure also showed their positive correlation; however, Gansu was slightly distinctive because of its high government R&D investment intensity compared with its private R&D investment intensity.

When she does talk, it's rich and slightly nasal, distinctive enough to make you do a double take.

Praised as strong, the album features ominous orchestral pieces, and each composer's contributions are slightly more distinctive than the previous soundtrack.

The female Bohemian waxwing is very similar to the male, but has a narrower yellow terminal band to the tail, a less defined lower edge to the black throat and slightly less distinctive wing markings.

Dave Valentine of Square Enix Music Online gave the soundtrack an 8 out of 10, and said that it features a wide variety of ominous orchestral pieces, and each composer's contributions seem slightly more distinctive than the previous installment.

PCA1 can successfully reconstruct the population structure, even slightly more distinctive as a PCA with non-private SNPs [ 2].

Jared Angle (in purple) danced with his distinctive, slightly dark dreaminess.

His distinctive, slightly slurred baritone is known throughout southeastern Michigan.

His own artistic touch was distinctive, slightly cartoonish but combining naturalistic inking for the cave man's verdant surroundings.

But something of its distinctive, slightly grumpy Hornbyesque gloom persists, particularly in the first section, before Will meets his quasi-son figure.

They are laid out on uncluttered pages in sans-serif type and illustrated with distinctive, slightly gauzy photographs of raw materials or completed dishes, displayed on snow-white crockery.