Sentence examples for somewhat evidenced from inspiring English sources

Dixon's claims have largely been met with skepticism; most see the explanation as an attempt to save face, somewhat evidenced by the police's explanation.

These distinctions were somewhat evidenced by our data which showed that 98% of the respondents aged <45 compared to 71% of the respondents aged 45 or above (χ2 = 147.69, p<0.001), and 89% of male compared to 80% of female respondents, obtained at least secondary education (χ2 = 17.05, p<0.001).

However, considering the importance of external validation and reproducibility, the model suffers somewhat as evidenced by the CV measures.

The newspaper data evidenced somewhat more extensive geographic and medical emphases.

What is known is that subfamily 4A P450s have restricted active sites, which is somewhat intuitive as evidenced by their proclivity to oxidize terminal methyl groups, an energetically unfavorable reaction.

The Au droplets fabricated below 500°C showed somewhat poor uniformities as evidenced by the FFT spectra, and the uniformity was improved between 550°C and 800°C likely due to favorable surface diffusion of adatoms induced by sufficient thermal energy.

A somewhat similar situation was evidenced in the Serrana breed, which has three distinct ecotypes that are raised in different geographical regions i.e. Transmontana, Serra and Ribatejana.

The exaggerated PPF in APP/PS1; RanBP9+/− slices may be explained by lower probability of Ca2+-evoked neurotransmitter release as evidenced by somewhat reduced fEPSP slope per stimulus amplitude (input/output curve).

The recommendations made on "The Doctors" were more credible -- 32.5% were supported by "believable" evidence and another 20% were backed by "somewhat believable" evidence, the researchers found.

There was clear evidence that the kind of problem reported was related to question area and somewhat weaker evidence that residence time/language use was associated with more difficulties concerning acculturation related questions.

Believable or somewhat believable evidence supported 33% of the recommendations on The Dr Oz Show and 53% on The Doctors.