Sentence examples for somewhat constitute from inspiring English sources

In clinical routine, not so many patients are as highly active as those usually included into clinical trials and additionally, those trial patients somewhat constitute a distinct group—not easily comparable to clinical routine regarding e.g. concomitant diseases and medication given the restrictive inclusion criteria of clinical trials [ 4, 21, 22].

On the other hand, the lower eyelid that moves away from the corneal surface also causes decrease in the lower fornix volume that somewhat constitutes a tear pool for the eye surface.

For Berman, the contemporary intellectual's temptation is somewhat differently constituted.

This set of records are somewhat intense that constitute motions having a strike parallel peak ground velocity up to 250 cm/s.

Besides, these set of records are somewhat intense that constitute motions having a strike parallel peak ground velocity of 250 cm/s (see Fig. 11a).

This supports that questionnaires alone may serve well as screening instruments but constitute somewhat of a circle argument in establishing an asthma diagnosis.

As non-contract physicians are hardly regulated in Austria, they constitute somewhat a 'black box' even for the public health insurance, which (at least in part) pays for their services.

This is partly because, somewhat amazingly, these books constitute the first biography of the artist.

Debates about whether to classify emotions among appetites, judgments, or volitions originated in the models of Aristotle, the Stoics and Augustine, although counting them among perceptions may constitute a somewhat novel approach.

At Gettysburg (July 3 , 1863 three brigades of Pickett's division (4,300 men) constituted somewhat less than half the force in the climactic attack known as Pickett's Charge.

Tree and shrub remains constituted somewhat larger faecal volumes, but the majority of items were identified as small woody debris and conifer needles, both of which are abundant in wrack lines.