Sentence examples for somewhat swollen from inspiring English sources

A leg in which there are many varicose veins also becomes somewhat swollen because fluid from the blood in the bulging veins starts to leak into the tissues around the veins.

Grateful that my right hand, somewhat swollen with phlebitis, an inflammation of the veins, wasn't too painful, and that I could still maneuver the shell string and release the peas.

Erythermalgia (erythromelalgia) is an uncommon condition in which the extremities, especially the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet, are red, hot, painful, and often somewhat swollen.

After fluoride adsorption, surface morphologies of the PLP samples are somewhat swollen and there changes in the size of the particles.

Endothelial cells appeared somewhat swollen, with infrequent areas of fenestration.

The legume is cylindrical with somewhat swollen portions at intervals, strongly incurved almost to a ring shape but not coiled.

The singular, nutlike seeds are each borne on a swollen stalk (hypocarp), somewhat similar to the way an acorn nut is attached to its "cap".

The singular nutlike seeds are each borne on a swollen stalk (hypocarp), somewhat similar to the way an acorn nut is attached to its "cap". The hypocarp is a favourite food of various bats who, in the process of removing the hypocarp, disperse the seeds away from the parent plant.

Fury, 26, opened up towards the end of the fourth round, battering Chisora's midriff with right and left uppercuts, and the fifth round was one-way traffic again, ending with Chisora looking somewhat dispirited and with a swollen right eye.

Surprisingly, the percentage of neurons with swollen mitochondria decreased somewhat between 5 and 12 months, despite having low levels of Drp1 (Supplementary Figure S1f and g).

It was somewhat difficult to understand them, given their swollen and battered faces — the consequence, according to authorities, of having "resisted arrest".