Sentence examples for somewhat evident that from inspiring English sources
Thus far it is somewhat evident that AI can be used to replace even complex skills such as game playing.
This was somewhat evident with the isolation of syringic acid that had the lowest AChE inhibition among the isolated compounds (IC50 = 29.53 ± 0.19 μg/mL).
Recent statewide study indicates that morphological divergence of coastal and inland populations, though still somewhat evident, appears less consistent than previously described (C. Ridley, personal observation).
Both sides were evident that morning.
(I take the commentators' point, though, that Euroliberals would probably have condemned some of Obama's words on spreading the American ideal abroad if it had been uttered by George Bush as, indeed, it was, in his 2004 inaugural...) The sense of being somewhat stressed that was evident on Obama's face a little earlier has vanished; at this podium, it seems, is where he feels most at home.
It was evident that many respondents were somewhat ambivalent about using the technology to begin with because all of them had agreed to have a home visit with a view to possible installation of equipment within the trial.
These items loaded on components not representative of the intended cognitive error category, and it became evident that the item content overlapped somewhat with other cognitive errors.
It is evident that the value of a critical density ρεcrit is set somewhat arbitrarily.
It is therefore evident that these two mechanisms (threshold change and order effects) were acting somewhat independently.
It is evident that significant share of the innovation management literature describes the innovation process as somewhat linear mainly in not only the early works (Usher 1954, 1955) but also in more recent papers (Kamal 2006; Baregheh et al. 2009).
As mentioned above, it was also evident that some respondents' motivation to comply with the perceived beliefs of lecturers or fellow students lessened somewhat as the student internship became more imminent.
