A somewhat smaller number, 53 percent, said they were pleased with his security policies.
The B.S. in Engineering Sciences (Electrical) requires a somewhat smaller number of courses than the ABET-accredited B.S. degree, in exchange for more flexibility in course selection.
A poll of registered voters off the voter file can have a somewhat smaller number of cellphone-only voters, since the poll can typically be weighted by partisanship, and registered and likely voters are less likely to have only a cellphone (they're older, more affluent and often less mobile than the population as a whole).
Options under consideration include 10,000, together with 5,000 NATO and other international troops, to remain until the end of 2015 at bases around the country; a somewhat smaller number, based primarily in Kabul, with the ability to travel as needed; 3,000 U.S. troops restricted to bases in Kabul and Bagram; and a complete withdrawal.
"This flexibility allows Hyundai to significantly overcomply with CAFE and build a somewhat smaller number of zero-emission vehicles for a short time between 2018 and 2021," Mike O'Brien, a Hyundai product development vice president, said in a telephone interview after Friday's vote.
A somewhat smaller number may have a deeper understanding of the statement, even taken out of context as it is here.
Although somewhat smaller numbers, these results compare very well with those achieved in blood in HIV-uninfected subjects [7], and ours reported previously using BAL in a similar population [14].
The SRMs generally yielded somewhat smaller numbers but did not change the interpretation of the data.
The calculation of SRM generally yielded somewhat smaller numbers but did not change the interpretation of the data (Table 5).
The standardized response mean yielded somewhat smaller numbers than the effect size calculations but did not change the interpretation of the results.
The limitation of this study is that it was the retrospective study and had a somewhat small number of patients.
