Sentence examples for somewhat compatible from inspiring English sources
The phrase "somewhat compatible" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means that two things have some degree of compatibility, but not a complete or perfect fit. Example: "Although their personalities were somewhat compatible, they ultimately realized they wanted different things in life."
Enid, who is very bright and the dominant one of the pair, befriends a withdrawn but somewhat compatible record collector (Steve Buscemi).
This figure is somewhat compatible with those found in past studies that investigated correlations between NCT scores and other commercially available tests (r = .70 for TOEFL, r = .80 for TOEIC and TEAP, r = .89 for Eiken) (Eiken Foundation of Japan 2015; Otsu 2014).
This is again inconsistent with the translation initiation hypothesis, but somewhat compatible with the amino acid constraint hypothesis.
Our results are somewhat compatible with other research that showed an increased diabetes risk with rosuvastatin, atorvastatin, and simvastatin.
These findings were somewhat compatible with the hypothesis that childhood leukaemia could be a rare consequence of the transmission of a specific infectious agent, particularly in isolated areas subject to unusual population mixing (Kinlen, 1988).
Nevertheless, these findings were somewhat compatible with a previous study based on the KNHANES 2008, which reported that blood Mn levels may have been associated with an increased risk of hypertension [ 20].
The wrinkle comes when you start using rewriteable discs, DVD-RW anDVD+RWRwhichich are somewhat less compatible.
In a transfection assay, over-expressed R133C-GFP localized normally to heterochromatin (12, 24, 25), although the mobility in a FRAP assay was somewhat increased, compatible with a modest reduction in affinity for DNA (25, 26).
Trying to focus on the overall picture resulting from our analysis, the main findings can perhaps be expressed in two conclusive statements, somewhat surprisingly compatible with each other: Firstly, the best educated individuals seemed to have benefited the most from the assumingly predominant population strategy in Sweden.
The fraction of long-range interactions beyond 100 kB was somewhat lower but compatible with the experimental data in the Type I model.
The results of the present study, which show that report of depressive symptoms on waiting-list predicted a 3 to 4-fold decreased risk of graft failure and mortality 18-months post-transplantation, are somewhat different, but compatible with the previous ones.
