Sentence examples for Somewhat permissive from inspiring English sources
Genus-specific assays tend to be simple, robust, and somewhat permissive of environmental influences.
PC Magazine found the default settings, aimed at avoiding frequent notifications, were somewhat permissive.
Permutation studies presented show that this threshold is somewhat permissive.
In this chapter of the Report, the Panel has sought to describe the law in a number of jurisdictions where the approach to assisted dying (in one form or another) is somewhat permissive.
295 Another feature that distinguishes the situation in Switzerland from other jurisdictions which have moved to somewhat permissive regimes with respect to assisted suicide – European and non-European – is that, beyond prescribing the lethal substance, there is no requirement that doctors are involved in the suicide.
The faith's leaders are divided over his handling of those crises, as well as his somewhat more permissive stance on social issues and his use of power.
Lukoil reports its reserves under rules of the Society of Petroleum Engineers and those rules are somewhat more permissive than the Securities and Exchange Commission rules that govern American companies; even so, its resources put it in a class with international majors like ChevronTexaco, PetroChina, BP, Royal Dutch/Shell and Total.
Cat owners seemed somewhat more permissive than the veterinarians; 28percentt said their cats' counter surfing was okay with them, 11percentt said "rarely," and 48.1percentt gave it a definite negative.
However, environmental conditions permitting parasite development broadly overlaps with P. vivax being somewhat more permissive in its temperature tolerances.
In the earlier study, the profiling of consent choices was somewhat less permissive than observed here – particularly around the linkage with genetic information.
The detection of tetherin protein was somewhat more difficult in permissive cells, and very little tetherin was seen in any of the uninduced permissive cells.
