Sentence examples for capacity somewhat from inspiring English sources

The results from single column testing show that the presence of moist in the flue gas reduces the CO2 working capacity somewhat (around 15%), however, even when beginning the cyclic PVSA run with an adsorbent completely saturated with water, an apparent steady state performance is reached in which the CO2 working capacity still is significant and stable over more than 100 cycles.

Explants treated with BAP but no auxin produced no PLBs and with shoot production and bud-forming capacity somewhat over half of that seen in NAA (Table  1).

The assertion by some that billions of dollars in aid – a proportion of which has been channelled through government infrastructure - has done little to improve the lives of Haitians, or to enhance the country's governance and institutional capacity, somewhat supports donor decisions to explore alternatives to government-led aid coordination [ 57].

"Vocal cord nerve issues can also affect your breathing, so my ability to exercise at peak aerobic capacity is somewhat reduced," he wrote.

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In the short term I expect China to do better than India in improving the material condition of its people, primarily because China has more money to spend on redistribution projects and because its infrastructure and administrative capacity are somewhat better.

As seen, the capacity is somewhat lower than that for arbitrary depolarization.

However, currently the estimated installed capacity is somewhat between 2000 and 2800 MW.

Vocal cord nerve issues can also affect your breathing, so my ability to exercise at peak aerobic capacity is somewhat reduced.

This effect is consistent among all building heights, although the increase in collapse capacity is somewhat lower (about 25 40%) in case of low-rise (2- and 4-storey) buildings, mainly due to increased overstrength and gravity load effects (Table 4).

The mechanism explaining the relationship between HIV/AIDS and functional exercise capacity is somewhat intricate and complex.