Sentence examples for somewhat in between from inspiring English sources

It's somewhat in between, but it gets bright enough to counter most glare; it's totally usable outside.

Old people living in extended families are somewhat in between, as they are less likely to be homeowners than those living in a couple, but their disadvantage is not as big as that of individuals living alone.

These "volatile metals", as a category, were expected to fall somewhat in between normal metals and noble gases in terms of absorption properties.

Histologic findings in the laboratory mouse are somewhat in between the two "extremes" of the spectrum (Nichols 1986).

Finally, Belgium is somewhat in between the Netherlands and Germany but its pattern follows that of Germany more closely.

Its binding behaviour was somewhat in between that of the wild-type and pCMF containing proteins and was different from RAD52Y104D mutant (Supplementary Figure S10B and C).

The spatial density distribution (Figures 4 and 9) for level 3 lies somewhat in-between that for level 1 and level 2. Except for the training period, which slightly under-predicts the observed values, the two testing periods appear to more accurately predict the observed density distribution.

However, the findings are nonetheless of importance as meaning always emerges in slightly different forms, and will differ somewhat in content between people, time and places.

b Response options were recoded into: strongly disagree (1), disagree somewhat (2), in between (3), somewhat agree (4), strongly agree (5).

I just want to say, one way to look at machine learning is somewhat sitting in between developing intelligence systems, intelligence solutions, and in general, just making sense of data.

The public spirit of unity cooled somewhat in closed-door meetings between the governor and Senate leaders in the afternoon.