Sentence examples for to nominally from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a nominal manner.
Seizures are associated with a nominal Overall Cognition ES of −0.06 and small to nominally lower scores in four cognitive domains of Crystallized (−0.19) and Fluid Intelligence (−0.21), Academic achievement (−0.10) and Visual motor integration (−0.06).
State companies award contracts to nominally private companies owned by friends and relatives of their managers.
Then, the words were intended to seal the fate of black people, who would be evicted from their homes and banished to nominally independent " homelands".
The National Security Council through which the generals used to bark orders to nominally civilian governments has been reduced to a symbolic role.
He rewrote electoral laws, curbed press freedom, and appointed party loyalists to nominally independent institutions, including the central bank and office of the chief prosecutor.
Wherever the band saw piety it went the other way, even going so far as to sing a pro-Reagan song ("California Pipeline") to nominally lefty audiences.
The values of the proposed dimensionless variable for all these cases were found to be nominally equal to unity.
MDSBA aims to split data nominally to reduce the data size for the anonymization process by vertically bundling some Q-IDs and Classes into small groups.
The recovery phase, which we do not examine in detail, corresponds to a return of the magnetosphere to a nominally lower energy state.
In control experiments that switched from a Ca2+-containing solution to a nominally Ca2+-free solution without capsaicin or to a nominally Ca2+-free solution with capsaicin no significant change between RΔMSD in our before and after videos was observed.
Thuat is trying to bring a belief in collective duty back to this nominally communist country.
