Sentence examples for moderately close to from inspiring English sources

In fact, Bush has yet to even get moderately close to maybe possibly balancing the books one day.

The remaining species seemed to be moderately close to X. sagittifolium as suggested by a lower transferability of the markers, with a rate varying from 35.3% to 58.8%.

The statement "RS [RP] runs only moderately close to R [RA]" is one of "most of the characters shared with Tillyardembiidae [and Spaniodearidae]" is obviously contradicted by "Tillyardembiidae differs from Spanioderidae in having RS [RP] well distant from R [RA]" (p. 260).

The moderately large and rounded pectoral fins are positioned fairly close to the pelvic fins.

The gills are moderately broad, close to crowded, sometimes forked near the stem.

51.8 % reported feeling moderately to strongly close to the deceased patient.

Despite this, at even moderately close distances (between 0 and 25 km) relative to the scale of a typical metropolitan area, PM2.5, PM10, and especially PM10 2.5 exhibited substantial spatial heterogeneity as evidenced by the sharp increase in the 75th percentiles of the MSDx/MSD400, suggesting the importance of within-city gradients in PM levels.

The white gills are placed moderately close together, reaching the stem but not directly attached to it.

This algorithm has been shown to work quite well when the database contains at least a few moderately close relatives of the query sequence.

At Site 2 the topsoil (2T) is very close to moderately sorted and the subsoil moderately well.

Taken together, the results in Tables 5 and 7 suggest that girls' labour is a very close substitute for women's labour but no substitute for men's labour, while boys' labour is a moderately close substitute for both men's and women's labour.