Sentence examples for somewhat more effort from inspiring English sources

Although estimating the parameters for these extensions requires somewhat more effort in handling the data, the likelihood function and its derivatives remain analogous to the ones given by Hedges [19], [20].

Counting the respiratory rate or sending the patient out to be weighed, however, require somewhat more effort which alone might result in a failure of documentation.

Dominion is proposing to spend $61 million over six years, and the other partners combined somewhat more, in an effort to win the commission's approval.

Up the road, in the government high school, a cluster of concrete one- and two-story buildings organized around a courtyard, the relief effort was somewhat more vigorous.

Liz Larner's effort is somewhat more traditional — a mirrored stainless steel sculpture called "X" — except that she says it could not have been designed without new digital modeling technology.

I believe that for every woman whose effort to abort is made somewhat more difficult by this bill, another will feel that her right not to aid the effort has been somewhat augmented.

With a nod to Mr Brown's effort, one alternative is somewhat more aggressive, the other a lot more.

Their efforts have lately become somewhat more vigorous and wide-ranging.

Somewhat more benignly, some college students use fake names in an effort to protect their Facebook content from the eyes of future employers.

The communist effort to regain control of the countryside was somewhat more successful.

Performing the polyrhythmic hemiola structures clearly requires more effort than performing on-the-beat rhythms, as indicated by the somewhat poorer accuracy and variability the occurred during this task.