Sentence examples for somewhat used in from inspiring English sources
The slender posterior body portion, though not truly prehensile (that is, capable of coiling and grasping), can be somewhat used in that manner.
He has waited a long time to get here, and although he said he became somewhat used to playing in the N.H.L., he still enjoyed thinking about how he matched up with the other goalie.
The term in Athens seems to have always been somewhat loosely used in legal proceedings.
It is possible that that regional wind patterns over evolutionary time scales differed somewhat from those used in this study (i.e., the past 60 years).
A meta-analysis (22) showed fasting triglyceride concentrations increase with daily fructose intake above 100 g/day (i.e., somewhat higher than used in the present experiments).
We chose this method of defining fitness rather than the related, but somewhat simpler methods used in [ 67] and [ 19], because it allows greater freedom in the network evolution, including the complete loss and duplication of nodes.
More advanced training took place with weapons that were somewhat heavier than those used in actual combat.
On other occasions, the seeds "were roasted over a fire, then pounded and cooked with roasted white corn, sweetened with maple sugar and used in somewhat the same way we use lard".
Most of the comparatively few remaining examples of literature in Book Pahlavi a form of Middle Persian somewhat different from that used in the Sāsānian inscriptions is of late or post-Sāsānian date in its actual form, if not in content.
No clear temporal effect on integrin-signalling was seen during the somewhat shorter time range used in the present study.
In an international perspective it seems most fruitful to apply a set of both dominantly verbal methods as practiced in Norway and somewhat more visual approaches used in other countries.
