Sentence examples for somewhat analogue from inspiring English sources
There is a somewhat analogue story with Machinery, which was always in the middle of the ranking except during the 1980s (when it became the third most protected industry).
(This unusual use of the term colour is a somewhat forced analogue of ordinary colour mixing).
Cell uptake studies using radiolabeled AGI-5198 analogues revealed somewhat higher uptake in IDH1-mutated cells than that in wild-type IDH1 cells.
In general, trypsins from the Atlantic cod, Atlantic salmon (Salmon salar), and other fish adapted to cold environments differ somewhat from their mammalian analogues in that they have higher catalytic efficiencies, especially at low temperatures [ 7, 8, 22, 44, 45].
The lack of obligate ungulate grazers during an interglacial period in Florida is somewhat surprising based on modern analogues and further demonstrates the importance of C3 dietary resources for all taxa present during these time periods.
The resulting foundational analogue was simplistic and somewhat unrealistic.
The linear regression analysis of cumulative hours of use gave a somewhat lower p-value for the analogue telephone type (p = 0.07) than for other telephone types (Table 4).
The greater earthworm biomass supported in successional forest soil mesocosms (Fig. 5) was associated with somewhat greater ingestion of our seed analogue beads and so resulted in greater predicted loss of orchid seeds.
In measuring subjective change in pulmonary function, Guyatt and colleagues found a seven-point category rating scale (CRS) somewhat easier to use than the visual analogue score (VAS) and responsiveness was comparable [41].
The observed results were somewhat unexpected but could be explained by analyzing analogue execution.
These ligands are generally analogues of full-length BN(1 14) or are truncated analogues based on the C-terminal amino acid sequence (BN(7 14)) which confers receptor binding affinity.> A recurrent theme in the development of 99mTc-labelled BN analogues is their tendency to be somewhat lipophilic and to clear via the hepatobiliary pathway (thus hindering imaging in the abdominal region).
