Sentence examples for method is somehow from inspiring English sources

Third, proponents of public reason point out that when methods of justification require participants to refrain from appealing to the whole truth, this does not entail the conclusions reached will not be true, or that the method is somehow indifferent with regard to the truth of the conclusions reached (Mendus 2002, 26 28; Rawls 1996, 150).

This method is somehow similar to the "mitochondrial neighborhood" index used by Mootha and colleagues [ 29].

In spite of the fact that the RBF model acted better for predicting the highest range of flow rate (flood events, RMSEave/RBF = 26.8 m3/s vs. RMSEave/LMFF = 40.2 m3/s), in general, the results suggested that the LMFF method was somehow superior to the RBF method in predicting watershed runoff (RMSE/LMFF = 18.8 m3/s vs. RMSE/RBF = 19.2 m3/s).

However, these methods are somehow limited due to the expensive experimental set-up and/or complex processes.

This importance is more highlighted when the problems to be optimized are too complicated to achieve a solution using conventional methods or, the traditional methods are somehow not applicable for solving them.

The improving cycle has four steps, in the first step it uses a method which in concept is somehow similar to the discrete particle swarm optimization algorithm, and for the second and third steps it uses the operators of the the binary genetic algorithm (BGA), i.e. mutation and crossover [ 34].

Moreover, the output of the BBHE method possesses a bad contrast and is somehow different to the original images.

The BISN approach is somehow related to this method, however relation is merely in the use of a BLT for speaker normalization.

These five facts dispel the notion that organic farming is somehow superior to conventional methods.

You claim that this is somehow more painful than some other method.

But it's unreasonable to insist that the behavior of humans and societies is somehow an illegitimate subject for the scientific method.