Sentence examples for methods reveal somewhat from inspiring English sources

The hierarchical clustering obtained from pairwise similarities, where accessions were colour coded according either to the three INSTRUCT groups or to the six DAPC groups, showed that the different methods reveal somewhat different clustering, SNP hierarchical clustering being the most congruent with INSTRUCT or DAPC groupings.

"I was there the whole time," she reveals, somewhat disturbingly.

The kidney section from GIII revealed somewhat normal tissue characteristics (e) (×40).

As Grim's article reveals, somewhat surprisingly, Francis is building upon the insights of his predecessors.

The bacterial subset reveals somewhat longer branches than expected.

The investigations of the past 2 years have revealed somewhat lower levels compared to former years.

This method revealed a similar tendency, with a somewhat smaller recombination rate shown in highly conserved non-coding regions than in less highly conserved non-coding regions, while the difference was far greater between highly and less highly conserved coding rich-regions (Table 1).

This canonical method revealed that this LD had a different nature from that of bi-allelic CNVs; for example, the LD tended to be somewhat stronger.

They seem to reveal a somewhat schizophrenic tension in the body politic.

They used empirical experimental methods to reveal their truth.

Collectively, preclinical, epidemiologic and clinical studies reveal a somewhat conflicted literature.