Sentence examples for performed somewhat from inspiring English sources

Only France and Spain performed somewhat better.

He did find that mechanics certified by Mr. Molla's group performed somewhat better than others, but not enormously so.

Consumption looks to have performed somewhat better, but concerns about a technical recession in Germany and Italy are nonetheless rising.

Test performed somewhat better than the Finn Chamber in detecting relevant allergic reactions to nickel, neomycin, and methylchloroisothiazolinone/methylisothiazolinone.

Namely, if computations on small circuits can be performed somewhat efficiently, then this strongly suggests limitations on what tasks can be done with small circuits.

However, a separate study last year by researchers at Yale and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found that the portfolios of lawmakers actually performed somewhat worse than those of average investors.

On the whole, the splitting methods perform somewhat better.

(The show did perform somewhat better than CBS's Mafia series, "Falcone," which also is no longer on the air).

For snowfall- or rainfall-dominated watersheds, however, the two methods behave similarly, with IBC performing somewhat better than JBC.

He still performs somewhat regularly in my mind, the way he stood, dressed, held the tambourine, the casual cool, the freeness.

Well over 90percentt of all the nerve cells (scientists call them "neurons") in our brain are either excitatory or inhibitory, with the rest performing somewhat more nuanced tasks.