Sentence examples for somewhat more obvious from inspiring English sources
It is interesting to note the tendency of the mitochondrial genes to produce "polygonal plots" as when the difference in species number is less than a factor of two (i.e of 1 on our log2 scale), then the rate difference is highly variable, whereas the relationship appears somewhat more obvious when the richness differences are more dramatic.
Mr. Dano, twitching and preening like a bottom-drawer Robert Plant, helps to give "For Ellen" some solidity (and jolts of energy), as does the somewhat stronger, more obvious story that in the end is about yet another younger person struggling with adult responsibilities.
However, with both 10 and 0 mM pipette Na+, dKO cells exhibited a somewhat more depolarized Vm, although no obvious difference in input resistance (Rin) measured from a 10 mV step from −60 to −70 mV was noted.
This somewhat eerie silence is all the more obvious because I've got sound on the brain.
The uses of Siri highlighted run the gamut from very obvious and well-known to somewhat more obscure but still useful.
Travis Wall's somewhat random gesture-based choreography only makes that comparison more obvious.
The paperback follows Jenkins in focusing on the quarto of 1604 while drawing on the somewhat shorter and more theatrical Folio to correct its more obvious errors.
(The obvious and correct answer is that it makes an early rise in interest rates somewhat more likely).
Weiner was somewhat more forthright.
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
