Sentence examples for somewhat examining from inspiring English sources

Lately he has mellowed somewhat, examining driven, obsessive souls through a ruminative documentary lens and analyzing their passions with wry, sympathetic detachment.

The husband carefully but somewhat irresolutely examines the pictures of positions that a woman in labour can take – he is trying to understand what he is supposed to do.

The clinical examination and the scoliometer measurement proved somewhat difficult when examining children who had problems bending forward in sitting because of decreased flexibility of spinal muscles, short hamstrings or limited hip flexion.

Although the process can be somewhat complex, by examining correlations and cross-correlations in this manner, contiguous chain information may be built up, and structural elements can often be identified with confidence, even in complex systems.

Our power was somewhat limited for examining FSH levels, because of limited funding and inadequate remaining urine sample for some participants.

Finally, the time series patterns are somewhat more complex when examining SSI receipt alone (see Figure 5).

The Nordic companies have been examined somewhat marginally from the point of view of the SECA-directive, and how it will affect the cost-efficiency of the industry.

Three levels of scoring were used: (A) RCT studies that were likely to be applicable to large populations and likely to be geographically independent; (B) cohort studies that were likely to be generalizable and/or that examined somewhat specific populations; (C) studies that examined very specific populations (e.g. traumatic brain injury in military personnel on duty).

The results of our study, therefore, present a somewhat complex picture: examined separately and purely in terms of statistical significance, the CPRD-based and DIN-based studies provided rather different pictures of the risks of β-blockers overall and in relation to different cancer types.

This makes examining their ability to differentiate somewhat artificial in cases where assignment to case or control group has used pain provocation tests.

Examining the cause of the somewhat unsatisfactory finding, it is seemingly a product of the evidence and not due to any shortcomings in the GRADE method itself.