Sentence examples for slightly restored from inspiring English sources

The youngest of the cars being donated, a black 1964 Ford Mustang made by AMF, has been slightly restored.

In 1963, both his justificatory note (reprinted in the Deutsche Grammophon liner note) and the resulting performance may have sounded plausible to such listeners as Joseph Wechsberg of Opera magazine, who wrote of "slightly restored Monteverdi" but clearly had no idea of the work's original form or sources.

Additionally, MES-KOH (pH 5.0) slightly restored cell viability, but to a lower extent than MES-KOH (pH 6.2) (Figure S1).

In particular, the luciferase activity of FOXO3a reporter in miR-96-transfected cells could be rescued by overexpressing FOXO3a, while it was slightly restored by transfection with FOXO3a-3'-UTR (Figure 6B).

Cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae are only slightly restored (e.g. dorsal arch quality; Figure 2D, 2E, 2G middle), indicating that oscillating Lfng expression is necessary for proper segmentation in these axial regions, and that this requirement cannot be met by the weak dynamic expression in the caudal PSM of these embryos.

Neither exogenous CD-zTERT nor DN-hTERT caused an obvious rescue of the subsequent cytopenic phenotype for blood cell numbers, but the manifestation evidenced by the heme intensity was slightly restored by both constructs (Figure 7A, B, Figure S9, Figure S10).

Mr. Hotchner has revised his script slightly and restored some of the original cuts.

Accompanying the $1.3 trillion spending bill that the House passed Thursday afternoon is language that may open the door slightly to restoring federal funding for gun research.

Experimental results show that plenty of white precipitation generated on the section surface after curing 21 days and the apparent water permeation coefficient of specimens changed slightly after restoring 28 days.

The slightly asymmetric oscillation amplitude profile in Figure 9a (e.g., offset by about 0.2 nm) may possibly result from the slightly biased restoring force by the non-uniform atomic structure of the bridged CNS (e.g., due to randomly distributed interlayer bridging bonds).

The proposal was met with community ire -- and the mayor backtracked, slightly, by restoring $3.3 million of the library funding.