Sentence examples for somewhat directly from inspiring English sources

The most important parameter in our context will be the penalty parameter C, which affects the training errors and generalization somewhat directly.

A possible explanation for the enhanced binding ability in the D139E mutant for BH4 is that the cofactor has bound somewhat directly to the side chain, instead of indirectly through water-mediated contacts.

The state has a number of projects that send treated sewage water back into major water systems, though somewhat less directly.

Imaging (the ability of a speaker system to focus, producing a sonic picture of Frank Sinatra on the Sands' stage, for example) is satisfactory, though somewhat enlarged directly between the speakers.

His other two novels, one or both written while he was in hiding (it's not clear when "Comedy in a Minor Key" was begun), deal somewhat more directly with the experience of German Jews, although "The Death of the Adversary" pursued a contrarian argument about the love/hate relationship between victims and oppressors that made the novel unpopular among Jewish readers after the war.

Firm B also creates this sort of innovation pressure, even if firm B does it somewhat more directly.

Often, Herberg is somewhat more directly inspired by actual elements of nature, especially in cases where the phenomenon itself presents a compelling embodiment of abstract principles.

The Korchak type designates the eastern part of the Prague-Korchak culture, which because of its western expansion is somewhat less directly dependent on the mother Kiev culture than its two sister cultures.

Both baseline cortisol values and increases were somewhat related directly to albumin levels (minimum rs = 0.17; P = 0.002).

These conclusions can be generalized somewhat by directly implementing HCA and hierarchical supply demand result given in (12).

While they can somewhat inefficiently directly generate carbenium ions (e.g., in cyclopropane synthesis), an important facet of their initiator properties is that they kinetically benefit from the assistance of a neighboring functional group (protic heteroatoms or trailing alkene).