Sentence examples for but in the intermediate from inspiring English sources

"We do have a long-term constructive view on the equity markets, but in the intermediate term we are very concerned," he said on BlackRock's call.

"We're going to continue putting some energies there, but in the intermediate term there will be larger opportunities elsewhere".

Those who were classified in the lowest tertile at birth, but in the intermediate or top tertile at 14-15 years of age were categorized as 'poor, non-poor".

But in the intermediate regime, where all of the reactions are on the same time scale, these analytical methods fail, since it is difficult to find the appropriate deterministic equations and hard to know whether steady states exist in the system.

But in the intermediate-English class that Ben Polk teaches at the Embassy Center for English Studies, in Chelsea, which meets five days a week for four hours a day, Javier Cámara plays Javier, an ardent young man from Madrid, who has decided to stay in New York for six weeks in order to learn English.

It is worth noticing that the synaptic weights are not attenuated to the initial state but remain in the intermediate state, which means that the memory consists of two parts: transient plasticity and permanent plasticity, i.e., STP and LTP.

Also, very late health effects (occurring after more than 5 years to many decades after exposure) may not only be observed in high-dose radiotherapy (>5 up to 50 Gy) but also in the intermediate (0.5 to 5 Gy) or low-dose (<0.5 Gy) ranges.

Categorical exposure was associated with elevated risk at the two highest levels, but not in the intermediate category.

Inter-observer agreement was moderate (K = 0.46) in the beginner group but high in the intermediate and advanced groups (K > 0.6) (Table  2).

FUL mRNA is expressed in two distinct phases: in the inflorescence meristem and in the centre of the floral meristem from stage 3 flower bud onwards, but not in the intermediate flower bud stages 1 and 2 [ 22, 36].

However, this relationship was true in the less urban (< 100,000 inhabitants) and most urban (≥ 1,000,000 inhabitants) areas, but not in the intermediate strata of rural/urban status, where the least-exposed children belonged to the highest socioeconomic category.