Sentence examples for in that intermediate from inspiring English sources
Some studies to model sea state processes in that intermediate time-scale are also reported in this chapter.
MATE adopts a minimalist approach in that intermediate nodes are not required to perform traffic engineering or measurements besides forwarding packets.
Many articles produced in that intermediate period consolidated the association between ATN and cell necrosis, and both were mistakenly used somewhat indistinctly in many publications, even to the present.
Yet even UNHCR, an international institution with a legal mandate to care for all refugees in the world, plays in that intermediate zone where, according to political philosophers, it has neither the machinery of the state nor the legitimacy of political power to define the hard choices or to undertake their resolution.
Recent laboratory studies of S. mansoni have also shown that when intermediate hosts are stressed due, for example, to starvation, the resulting reduced parasite success in that intermediate host stage appears to be subsequently traded-off with increased parasite investment and subsequent success within the definitive host stage (C. M. Gower, L. Blair and J. P. Webster, unpublished data).
In general, Mivart was more interested in the fact that intermediate forms of traits did not seem to be useful.
Furthermore, the fact that many intermediate filaments have a certain degree of "slack" in unstrained cells means that intermediate filament strain in almost all cases lagged significantly behind cell strain.
This also implies that intermediate producers in the 'M' cannot sell any goods which needs copyright protection to 'I'.
This result is in agreement with the hypothesis that intermediate levels of Lim3A expression confer longer lifespan.
In general, theoretical studies indicate that intermediate levels of mutation are most favorable for adaptation (Orr 2000b).
This is supported experimentally in that no intermediate fcc AlN has so far been observed in the Zr Al N system.
