Sentence examples for somewhat expressed from inspiring English sources
Her character – or at any rate how she saw her character – was somewhat expressed in the selection of hymns and readings, notably John Bunyan's To Be A Pilgrim and the reading from Ephesians delivered by Amanda Thatcher: "Put on the whole armour of God".
Both groups receiving the PC-enriched diet gave decreased values, and the attenuation of iNOS expression after PC therapy was somewhat more expressed as compared with that in the PC-pretreated group 2. The prevalence of arthritis-attributed work limitation is very high and the number of affected people is rising steadily [ 25- 28].
And the United States Embassy somewhat tardily expressed its "concern" to the president.Some worry that Mr Gutiérrez is trying to concentrate power in his own hands.
ACTB is highly and somewhat variably expressed.
TCF12 is also known as REB-alpha which is somewhat ubiquitously expressed and a binding partner of numerous bHLH factors [19].
We also noticed that FLAG-Nup98FG was somewhat more expressed as compared with FLAG-Nup98-HoxA9 or endogenous Nup98.
Thus, considering all available data, the early parietal EEG DE seems to be somewhat more expressed over right than left parietal electrodes.
That is, UniGenes with double-hit SNPs are somewhat highly expressed and as a result are likely to have some associated annotation.
Using fluorescence-activated cell sorting analysis, we found that almost all cells were strongly positive for cytokeratin 14 - a basal epithelial marker that is somewhat promiscuously expressed in culture.
In the functional category cell wall modifying enzymes, the contig Pa_06731, homologous to pectate lyase, was somewhat more expressed in the exocarp than in the mesocarp, with a maximum at 24 DAFB (exocarp, 1466±14 FPKM; mesocarp 852 FPKM).
"I suppose that on a very small scale, if you are trying to get people who already trust each other somewhat to express real concerns or come up with different ideas, it can help to think about starting a meeting without an agenda and in silence," Hurst says.
