Sentence examples for which could somehow from inspiring English sources

However, the size of these Se nanoparticles prepared by the above methods is very big (>20 nm), some of them are larger than 100 nm, which could somehow reduce the absorbance efficiency of selenium in human's body.

This could lead to the greater utilization of POFA in concrete and, subsequently, could be useful in protecting the environment by minimizing volume of waste disposed on the wasteland and minimizing emission of greenhouse gases that released during cement production, besides contribute to cost saving which could somehow contribute towards the sustainability of the concrete industry.

It is possible that the fast evolutionary rate in fru may explain, per se, its more accurate phylogenetic resolution in Anastrepha species, but it may also be due to the fact that this gene is adaptively diverging, and has a role in determining courtship behavior, which could somehow affect reproductive isolation.

(1953, 32) {§6.8} It is certain that when I wrote "Systematically Misleading Expressions" I was still under the direct influence of the notion of an "ideal language"—a doctrine according to which there were a certain number of logical forms which one could somehow dig up by scratching away at the earth which covered them.

As Yerushalmi describes it, "What was suddenly drawn up from the past was not a series of facts to be contemplated at a distance, but a series of situations into which one could somehow be existentially drawn".

And while there is an element of serious reflection in Cassandra's periodic scrutiny of her own motives which could become heavy-handed, it somehow does not, thanks to the gifted handling of the narrative voice.

Knowing minds are themselves complex spatio-temporal things, societies of emotions and feelings without a unifying consciousness to which these might belong nor some ultimate self which could conceivably take a stand somehow outside and beyond the world of space and time.

It appears then that the volume of information which could reveal the level of uncertainty in a venture somehow becomes insignificant.

Interestingly, the conductance values are somehow lower than in the case of JC, which could indicate the most likely formation of stretched contacts.

Interestingly, this does not seem to be associated with an overt increase in expression of α5β1 integrin or in the secretion of fibronectin, both of which could also influence cell attachment (B), suggesting rather, that integrin function was somehow enhanced.

Somehow, and for whatever reason, the other women's stories (which could be found in great numbers) weren't what Rolling Stone was looking for.