Sentence examples for being considered an intermediate from inspiring English sources

In that population, MD explained 14%% of the association between family history and BC risk, being considered an intermediate marker for BC.

5 9 Currently, the normal range of repeats is defined as 6 44, with 45 54 repeats being considered an intermediate 'grey zone' allele (GZ), 55 200 a premutation (PM) and >200 repeats a full mutation (FM).

It is considered an intermediate level of warming.

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is considered an intermediate stage between normal aging and dementia.

The bolt of cloth from which the dress is cut is considered an intermediate commodity; raw cotton is the corresponding crude commodity.

In mountaineering circles, the Traverse is considered an intermediate snow climb requiring the use of an ice ax and crampons [spikes that attach to boots to prevent slippage].

Generally, ambophily is considered an intermediate condition during a transition to either full wind pollination or biotic pollination (Culley et al.2002).2002

Cerebellum could be considered an intermediate region, both in terms of VT values (Table 3) and in differences between the models (−8.0%).

In his books on "reduction of physical theories," Scheibe (1997, 1999) developed his own concept of theory, which to some extent can be considered an intermediate position between those of Ludwig and Sneed.

Qumran Hebrew may be considered an intermediate stage between Biblical Hebrew and Mishnaic Hebrew, though Qumran Hebrew shows its own idiosyncratic dialectal features.

The EEG may thus be considered an intermediate phenotype for complex behaviors and psychopathology in which arousal is implicated, such as anxiety, depression and addiction.