Sentence examples for collapsed somewhat from inspiring English sources

The eyewall collapsed somewhat, and Helene weakened slightly to a Category 2 hurricane, where it leveled off for about 48 hours until September 20 due to a lengthy eyewall replacement cycle and an elongated cloud pattern.

A dichotomous outcome was used, collapsing "somewhat" and "very much" social role restriction into any social restriction.

The hairy torso has collapsed beneath The somewhat less than right-angles Of the octodic legs.

For Likert questions, we collapsed "strongly disagree" and "somewhat disagree" into one category ("disagree") and collapsed "strongly agree" and "somewhat agree" into another ("agree").

In June 1941, LeHand, who had suffered rheumatic fever as a child and was somewhat frail, collapsed at a White House dinner party and two weeks later suffered a major stroke that left her partially paralyzed with little speech function.

As we have seen in the literature [ 21, 39, 40], most of the patients were satisfied one year after the intervention, so responses of "very dissatisfied" and "somewhat dissatisfied" were collapsed into a dissatisfied group and responses of "very satisfied" and "somewhat satisfied" were collapsed into a satisfied group.

PGI results are presented for extension months 1, 5, and 9, with categories collapsed to three ratings: dissatisfied ("somewhat," "very," or "very much"); satisfied ("somewhat," "very," or "very much"); and neither satisfied nor dissatisfied.

For analyses at the item level, scores of 0 (not true) and 1 (somewhat true) were collapsed, and the dichotomy absence of behavior (0, 1 = 0) and presence of behavior (certainly true; 2 = 1) was used.

HACK-fixed is better than LHP when there are small connections, but, becomes worse than LHP when there are more than 10 connections due to congestion collapse by somewhat aggressive behavior.

For the purpose of data analysis, responses to each of the environmental variables were collapsed into categories of agree (strongly agree and somewhat agree) and disagree (strongly disagree and somewhat disagree).

According to the IFPI International Federationn of the Phonographic Industry) revenue peaked at $38bn worldwide in 1999, collapsed down to $16 billion (2011), edged up somewhat the year after, only to fall back down again to $15 billion last year 20133).