Sentence examples for for intermediate degrees from inspiring English sources

A radial network is the best alternative in very concentrated cities; however, a direct trip-based system is more suitable for intermediate degrees of dispersion.

For intermediate degrees of connectivity, where the data are sufficient to reveal a trend, the distributions show decaying power-law tails, similarly to previous observations [ 10, 11].

I agree that for intermediate degrees of sequence similarity phylogenetic analysis is more reliable than BLAST analysis for establishing detailed relationships.

An inquiry published by the Swedish Public Prosecution Authority (2007) shows that the most common penalty for assault of intermediate degree (neither minor nor severe) is a suspended sentence in combination with community service or fines.

On the contrary, for nodes of intermediate degree, say of connectivity m≪ki≪kmax, the term Δflowfi in Eq. (3) can be neglected, i.e., the arrival of new nodes is a rare event, so that for a large time scale, k ˙i = 0.

Unequivocal establishment of an etiological role for AAT deficiency, especially of intermediate degree, has proven to be difficult.

Our findings indicate that recommendations for children with intermediate degrees of risk may be strongly influenced by characteristics and beliefs of individual guideline committee members, particularly their beliefs about appropriate decision thresholds and the strengths of these beliefs.

The simulations show that differences in chemical reaction rates affect properties for intermediate conversion degrees (∼40 70%) but not for the higher conversion rates of interest in most applications.

(A ) Yeast with different substitutions for T238 (for each mutant, strains with and without GFP-Tub1p are shown) show intermediate degrees of benomyl resistance/dependence.

However, this tool is unable to discriminate between intermediate degrees of fibrosis and thus unsuited for providing reliable disease stage indications [ 47].

At intermediate degrees of ionisation, such polymers exhibit amphiphilic properties.