Sentence examples for demonstrate somewhat from inspiring English sources

Flamboyance, as Dennis Rodman liked to demonstrate somewhat pedantically with his tonsorial antics on the basketball court, can be a measure of conspicuous virility).

(Here one should probably note that the world of black hair is not predominantly gay. Flamboyance, as Dennis Rodman liked to demonstrate somewhat pedantically with his tonsorial antics on the basketball court, can be a measure of conspicuous virility).

There was a tendency for males to demonstrate somewhat more stable views regardless of condition.

Of further note, since subjects in the current study were required to be reversible, while most groups of COPD patients benefit clinically by typical LAMAs [ 1], subgroup data for QD umeclidinium suggest that subjects who are more reversible or who are current smokers may demonstrate somewhat greater FEV1 responses to treatment with LAMA [ 19].

These findings are consistent with many previous studies reporting associations between short-term particulate pollution exposure and decreased HRV [ 10, 14], which is predictive of increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality [ 12, 13], but extend the literature to longer exposure measurement periods, and demonstrate somewhat larger effect sizes for those longer exposures.

This point is demonstrated, somewhat unexpectedly, at Dr Warren Hern's clinic in Boulder, Colorado.

Cis-R demonstrated somewhat less potency compared to trans-R.

Pharmacological assay indicated that these four compounds demonstrated somewhat inhibition activities against the proliferation of spleen cells.

The NFCM algorithm demonstrates somewhat better robustness against noise than FCM due to the inclusion of the neighborhood constraint that has a noise-smoothing effect.

One strain, B63.1, demonstrated somewhat more resistance compared to P. acnes ATCC strain 6919 at 5 and 10 μg/mL chitosan, but at 20 μg/mL, all strains were reduced by nearly 3 logs.

This lightfastness study identified several inorganic pigments like chrome yellow and molybdate orange that are susceptible to loss of intensity and darkening upon exposure to light and demonstrated somewhat surprisingly the lightfastness of the somewhat fugitive aniline black when mixed with a carbonaceous black pigment.