Sentence examples for somewhat more highly from inspiring English sources

Taxay deemed the design "commonplace" and "typical of Barber's style", stating that "the modeling, though somewhat more highly relieved than on the half dollar, is without distinction".

Comparison of the GS and GE sequences of APMV-5 with those of the other members of genus Avulavirus showed that the GE sequences are somewhat more highly conserved than the GS sequences.

In the two parental species, P-II metalloproteases were expressed somewhat more highly than P-III enzymes.

Compared to non-respondents, respondents were somewhat more highly educated and were more likely to have a paid job (data not shown).

As the cancer patients treated in our hospital tend to be somewhat younger and more highly educated than those treated in community hospitals, one might expect that, in other treatment settings, even more patients would prefer the 'opt-out plus' procedure.

Cell elongation and stress fiber orientation are generally tightly coupled in highly polarized cells such as fibroblasts and smooth muscle cells and somewhat less so in more highly spread cells such as endothelial cells.

Although signal sequences are somewhat more conserved, teretoxins are highly divergent, making homology hypothesis doubtful and alignments difficult.

However, the tissue distribution of the PCPEs is somewhat different with PCPE2 more highly expressed in heart, aorta and adipose, while PCPE1 shows a wider expression pattern.

Airborne CB was somewhat agglomerated during handling and more highly agglomerated when sonicated in DI water.

Collectively, these studies suggest that the intact photolabel is highly analogous and somewhat more active than isoflurane itself.

Subjects who are living in highly polluted areas may become somewhat more resistant to Cd toxicity than those in slightly polluted areas.