Sentence examples for slightly more evident from inspiring English sources
I suppose you could say that this "Carnage" is more exaggeratedly theatrical than the first Broadway version, and that the artificiality of the play's construction is slightly more evident.
We also note that the NMS algorithm exhibits a sensitivity on the number of quantization bits that is slightly more evident than for the LDPC(128, 64) code.
The effects of various transnational characteristics and the size of the net relationships balance out in the two contexts, although the gender differentials seem to be slightly more evident in Georgia than in Moldova.
In addition, the NAA reduction detected by 1H-MRS waspeciallyly observed in migraine with aura patients under the cortical activation induced by photic stimulation, while the NAA reduction observed in migraine without aura was only slightly more evident than in controls [2].
Progress in educational attainment was slightly more evident.
Surface epithelial erosion although present in both mice tissues was slightly more evident in C57-CD40L−/ C57-CD40L−/
The slightly stronger associations with longer duration were somewhat more evident in the analyses of ischemic heart disease.
Interestingly, pMD1-Δdrosha displayed a slightly stronger activity (more evident for MHC), indicating that the observed effects are not due to miR-133b production but rather to linc-MD1 overdosage.
We did not find evident structure in the codebook used for natural stimuli, and only slightly more structure was apparent for the artificial stimuli.
However, if the results obtained in the two cell lines were compared, the inhibitory effect of the combined treatment was slightly, even if not significantly, more evident in the NCTC 2544 cells (93% versus 86% inhibition in basal conditions and 57% versus 49% in the presence of H2O2, in NCTC 2544 and in HaCaT cells, respectively).
Therefore, even without leading to heterocyst differentiation, such a transient increase in hetR transcription may slightly delay the cell division, as is much more evident for heterocyst forming cells that do not divide anymore.
