Sentence examples for is somehow higher from inspiring English sources

Hence, it may be assumed that the risk is somehow higher when possible allergens are administered in this period.

This survival rate is somehow higher in patients after gross-total resection of tumor, post-operative radiotherapy and concomitant chemotherapy with temozolomide, with GBM carrying promoter hypermethylation of the DNA repair gene MGMT, which occurs in 35-40 % of the cases [ 32, 33].

Even  though I lived among the towering glass  edifices of modern Southeast Asian cities, the stakes were somehow higher  here than in the West.

The suggestion is that Lifehouse, an operation that long ago found its working formula, has regrouped with a new starkness; that the stakes are somehow higher, and the payoff more grimly satisfying, than before.

In RG, Ross thought that virtue and pleasure were on the same scale, though virtue was (somehow) higher up on the scale than pleasure could ever reach (RG 150; FE 275).

However, the true percentage seeing a primary care doctor may be somehow higher as our data lack consultations with overall annual costs below the threshold for reimbursement.

These are short term services, so APR will be somehow high.

It's about that Grecian conceit men have, that what passes between man and man is somehow of a higher order than anything that involves a mere female.

The prejudice is widespread that a termination for medical reasons is somehow on a higher moral plane than a run-of-the-mill abortion.

Almost every moment of our day is somehow touched by high technology.

The GOP trope that the federal government deficit is somehow responsible for high unemployment defies common sense and basic economics.