By contrast, reader I achieved only 58%% specificity; i.e. if reader II read the radiograph as negative, reader I agreed in somewhat over half the cases.
The first was Bruno Latour in 1999, with a somewhat half-hearted use of the term "realism" in Pandora's Hope, mostly for rhetorical purposes.
Darren Sammy, the tourists' captain, and Ottis Gibson, their coach, opened the door to him somewhat half-heartedly in their arrival press conference at Hove.
Following the publication of The Map and the Territory in France last year, he was somewhat half-heartedly accused of plagiarising the information website, co-opting material on houseflies, a French town and a hunting activist.
But even here the enmities tend to be more traditional, such as the isolated and somewhat half-hearted boos in the Saturday night boxing ring when an official was announced as Argentinian.
However, the review also noted that, contrary to Kobayashi's claim, "Dante simply doesn't have nearly as many weapons as he did in DMC3" and found that "the amount of backtracking and repetition makes the game feel somewhat half-heartedly finished in the design department".
Somewhat half-hearted attempts have been made in recent years (especially last year) to bring in jazz and world music to the Proms.
In "The Hidden Sting of the Trade Deficit" (Forum, Jan . 19, Professor Thurow recognizes this, somewhat half-heartedly.
"It seemed somewhat half-hearted," he said.
In somewhat less than half (48%) of the last instances of bullying, female health workers reported that the bully was a man, and slightly more than a third (35%) reported the bully had been a woman.
