Sentence examples for correct somewhat from inspiring English sources

It was created only in 1966, and its correct, somewhat distancing name, on which the Nobel committee insists, is the "Central Bank of Sweden Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel".

It concerns the McCain aides who were supposed to guide her, who were often flummoxed and exasperated and (if the movie is correct) somewhat tortured by her, and who apparently tattled on her.

Replacing the number of reads N by fN helps correct somewhat for sequencing errors.

These six items all appear in blocks of questions formulated as statements with response categories indicating how well the statement fits the respondent's situation ("Correct", "Almost correct", "Somewhat correct", "Only slightly correct", "Incorrect").

The Ni2+ ions corrected somewhat structural imperfections on the material surface, creating regular and homogeneously distributed adsorption sites.

But now that the market has corrected somewhat and it's clear that tokens both rise and fall, it's prudent to determine whether the virtual asset you're buying has merit and utility in the real world.

And we've corrected somewhat, actually.

This definition held the field for about 50 years and is still considered essentially correct, though somewhat outmoded.

People usually mean one of two things when they say INATT: One of them is correct, but somewhat uninformative.

In terms of aesthetic, the artist shares she wishes to "express the feeling of being on the boundary between reality and fantasy I prefer to visualize sentences, which are grammatically correct but somewhat and illogical and give unfamiliar feelings".

These measurements suggest that the dynamic range over which the observed experimental data fall is broadly correct though, somewhat constrained compared with the actual differences in observed expression.