Sentence examples for somewhat more effectively from inspiring English sources

Even I could see, though, after knowing him awhile, that his terse exterior hid, and not very well, an acute shyness, which, in turn, hid, somewhat more effectively, an old-fashioned sensitivity.

A separate study, conducted by marketing firm Russell Herder in October 2011, found that almost a third of men in their sample said that being online friends with their manager helps them do their job at least somewhat more effectively.

Similarly, the GA uses feedback from the antenna simulator to search, somewhat more effectively, the large search space of antenna configurations to find one that is acceptable.

This is another artist, see: tUnE-yArDs, who really, really need a room with good sound, but especially as we heard more energetic sounds from his stage's direction from the distance later in the set, it would seem as though Blake dealt with the stage's sounds confines somewhat more effectively.

Bmf S appeared to kill SV40 MEF somewhat more effectively and preferentially in a Bax-dependent manner.

Similarly, pretreatment with WEP at 0.3 10 μg/ml scavenged both the O2·- and the HO· (Fig. 1E and 1F) time-dependently for 20 min. Pretreatment with EEP reduced the O2·- somewhat more effectively than either the H2O2 or HO· (Fig. 1G I).

They revealed that, on average, blended learning is somewhat more effective than more traditional learning.

S-flurbiprofen was somewhat more effective.

It is somewhat more effective than minoxidil.

It's similar in spirit to my own version, but packaged somewhat differently and I'd say more effectively.

Perhaps sooner, as the map doesn't half help get around the small woodland world more effectively than the somewhat blind rambling of the iOS version.