Sentence examples for somewhat remember from inspiring English sources

Thus, the spatial clustering of functional genome elements (in general, words or k-mers) would somewhat remember the situation in literary texts, where keywords show a strong clustering, whereas common words are randomly distributed [ 5].

If you somewhat remember a dream that you don't like and you have it over and over again, you might want to see a therapist or a mentalist.

If this topic makes you somewhat squeamish, remember that we drink milk that comes out of the udders of cows every day.

Obama uses his full name, of course, as protocol dictates, but it's still somewhat extraordinary to remember that America just elected someone with the middle name Hussein.

Yet no matter how good such victories may feel — and it's getting somewhat harder to remember — Yankee championships have always felt a bit more like the divine right of a king than the conquest of a warrior; a bit more about the payrolls than the putouts; and, when you really get down to it, a bit more of the same.

It seems somewhat high, but remember that this tiny package holds a full DSLR sensor and the ability to swap lens.

Values such as 5.0 and 9.0 mmol/l (90 and 155 mg/dl, respectively) for FPG and 2-h plasma glucose would be somewhat easier to remember than those indicated in Table 1.

While it can be a challenge to maintain a friendship with someone who is somewhat emotionally unstable, remember that this is (hopefully) a temporary state, and they are working towards improvement.

As an adult, I find Disney's Mary Poppins somewhat less jolly than I remember it as a child – although not as dark as the books that spawned it.

And an instruction sheet, somewhat stern in tone: "Remember the purpose of the bed.

'Can a black man ever become the President?' I remember asking, somewhat innocently.