Sentence examples for somewhat excluded from inspiring English sources
"somewhat excluded" is a valid and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a person, situation, or thing that is not included or involved in something, but has been affected by it in some way. For example, "The company's most recent layoffs left some employees feeling somewhat excluded from the rest of the team."
"Women are somewhat excluded in the world, and this is just one platform," as documentary-maker Sophie Fiennes puts it.
Although I felt somewhat excluded the last few years, I did appreciate seeing people parade their wealth as if they were financial conquistadors in a stock market El Dorado.
The rear-facing jump seats obviated the need for extra chairs, but occupants felt somewhat excluded from the parking lot goings-on, given how deeply nestled the seats are.
The increase in antibody staining in Citron depleted cells as compared to normal cells suggests that Citron depletion results in a structural change in late furrows that allows for antibodies to bind that are somewhat excluded from normal furrows.
As a result, the teacher responds and takes over the consultation, leaving the medical student feeling somewhat "excluded".
In both Uganda and Kenya, some individuals outside of FIC networks felt somewhat excluded from these networks.
"This is very personal, but I feel it somewhat excludes bodies that remain misaligned.
Focusing on households with wood heating solutions as a backup technology can be considered somewhat excluding and a limitation of the study.
With the exception of the association between NO2 and myocardial infarction/angina visits, pooled estimates were generally similar in magnitude when Edmonton was excluded, and somewhat less precise.
Although the associations were somewhat attenuated when we excluded individuals with IFG and/or IGT, sleep complaints and their co-occurrence significantly increased the likelihood of being insulin resistant.
ORs were somewhat attenuated when we excluded those who moved during the exposure period; for example, instead of a 37% increased risk, there was a 20% increased risk (95% CI: –13%, 65%) of RA-prescription diagnosis associated with continuous residence ≤ 50 m from a highway (70% of cases and 78% of controls did not move).
