Sentence examples for which can be slightly from inspiring English sources

This result may be because of the formation of cationic soluble His Pb complexes as [ML2H]+, which can be slightly adsorbed by the clay surfaces via electrostatic attraction.

And she has a habit of repeating my questions back to me, which can be slightly unnerving; often I can't decide if she is toying with my words or screening them for unfairness.

"You see the second-home owners arrive and the Waitrose trucks come 15 minutes later," he says"We do get to know them, though, because of their attitude, which can be slightly superior, almost condescending," says Bowden.

Ms. Armstrong has a pretty voice which can be slightly hard-edged (and was particularly so at her first entrance) but which she can also soften to an affecting coo.

I've seen such fascinating characters, and some crazy fashion...! The librarians are always so lovely and helpful, plus you sometimes meet old classmates or teachers (which can be slightly awkward!) who you can catch up with.

Normal cerebral aging (non-pathological) can induce a cognitive decline which can be slightly to moderately limited by rPE.

Garnish the rice — which can be served slightly warmed up (do add a bit of water so the rice steams instead of just drying out) or at room temperature — right before serving.

The letter, which can be customized slightly, is incredibly bad, playing to ridiculous male and female gender stereotypes.

The updraft strength within the BWER supports the growth of large hailstones just above the vault, which can be displaced slightly into the direction of motion of the parent supercell storm.

One automatic regularization procedure found in literature to this problem is to the search for solution of equation of form Σ x = b (which involves a formal inversion of matrix Σ), which can be achieved by slightly incrementing all diagonal elements in Σ by a constant factor (Tikhonov regularization, [22]).

They can be distinguished from non-senescent cells by the expression of senescence-associated β-galactosidase activity, which can be detected at slightly acidic pH [ 30].