Sentence examples for changes to some degree from inspiring English sources
Zynga did benefit from the changes, to some degree.
Moreover, uncut forest buffers (∼15.25 m) surrounding seasonal ponds can mitigate plant community changes to some degree.
Briefly, we explore the use of polar transform to register images against rotation and scale invariant face images, fusion of face images is made to achieve illumination invariance, principal component analysis to incorporate expression changes to some degree and ultimately, a multilayer perceptron is used for classification of images.
The upcoming changes, to some degree, are unstoppable, yet they function to "sweep the house clean" rather than to reinforce any negativity.
We hypothesize that RR elicitation is associated with systemic gene expression changes in molecular and biochemical pathways involved in cellular metabolism, oxidative phosphorylation/generation of reactive oxygen species and response to oxidative stress and that these changes to some degree serve to ameliorate the negative impact of stress.
However, treatment with astragalus reversed these changes to some degree.
While thousands of schools in the United States already teach climate change to some degree, they are usually doing it voluntarily, and often in environmental studies classes.
Numerous polls have subsequently been conducted with the intention of predicting the outcome and it's possible that public sentiment will have changed to some degree in the intervening period.
The settlers were given fertile land along the Line of Rail while Africans were resettled in less fertile areas, a situation that has changed to some degree because of land reform programs.
"That victory made me think: 'Do I really need to go to Australia to feel I've achieved something?' For a while I'd thought I won't feel satisfied until I got back in the NRL but that's changed to some degree.
