Sentence examples for somewhat countered from inspiring English sources

I feel the trauma is somewhat countered by the incredible aliveness of the language and the acute awareness of the Girl herself.

Unfortunately, this view is somewhat countered by the fact that IDVG is said to be undisturbed by vasoactive drugs, although most of these agents actually change cardiac output [ 12].

In particular, while attempts were made to reduce bias in choice of centres taking part in the study, it remains possible that centres more likely to take part might have good relationships with the sponsor, a suggestion somewhat countered by the frequent use of premix insulin in the population studied.

This runs somewhat counter to the Facebook self-image.

—briarpatch7171, LA I have a story which runs somewhat counter to most of the comments so far.

Somewhat counter intuitive (given its recognized importance in the literature), information related to the cultural environment was rated as least important.

The usage of the term 'personal data' here runs somewhat counter to current European data protection law under the 1995 Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC), according to which personal data must be linked to an identified individual.

The reality of this runs somewhat counter to the vision both pure-player e-tailers as well as "traditional" retailers expected when they began building out their web businesses.

In fact, its arrival on Android runs somewhat counter to recent reports that Nike and Apple would be working closely together on upcoming fitness-tracking initiatives, with Nike focusing on software while Apple tackles hardware, presumably through an upcoming wearable.

Moreover, promotion of medication runs somewhat counter to the member-centred, non-clinical work of clubhouses.

Somewhat counter to expectations, the X-ray crystal structure of a nucleosome containing the H3 K56ac) mimic did not reveal distortions at the histone DNA interface.