Sentence examples similar to somewhat augmented in pace from inspiring English sources
The fact that the pericentric heterochromatin levels were not reduced in leo1Δ but conversely were somewhat augmented in the leo1::Hermes strain (Fig EV3I) indicated that heterochromatin formation is intact, by RNAi or an alternative heterochromatin nucleation mechanism [ 15, 25– 28].
In battle, the action is somewhat augmented by a soundtrack that fits the identity of the game and series.
The increased amount in diabetes of glypican-1 and syndecan-4 is somewhat expected, because these proteoglycans modulate the interaction of FGF, augmented in diabetes, with different receptors and protect it against inactivation, as explained earlier [ 57].
After undergoing a coronary bypass operation in the United States in 2000, close aides reported that Sultan Iskandar slowed down somewhat in his pace of life and took to playing golf only on an occasional basis.
Steinbrenner pushed for action, and Cashman, convinced that the offense needed to be augmented, increased the pace of his negotiations.
Wolves have real quality running through the side with the class and experience of Ruben Neves and Joao Moutinho in midfield augmented by the movement, pace and threat of Jota and Jimenez.
Implementation of QbD has been somewhat differently paced in the field of food processing.
But there are differences in pace of increase (somewhat slower in Burkina Faso) and in the scale of resources invested (larger in Kenya and Uganda).
Those results, however, are probably somewhat behind the pace he would need to carry the whole state; Mr. Romney won both counties by 20 points in 2008.
