Sentence examples for somewhat intermediate from inspiring English sources

North American and Asian rivers are somewhat intermediate in their concentrations of these dissolved constituents.

Rather, they tended to adopt positions somewhat intermediate between reductionism and eliminativism.

The flowers of the tribes Cercideae and Caesalpinioideae are somewhat intermediate between these extremes as regards symmetry.

When this happens, the impression retains some of its vivacity and forcefulness, and "is somewhat intermediate betwixt an impression and an idea" [Hume, 1739, Bk 1, Part 1, Section 2], in which case it is a memory image.

AB fish are somewhat intermediate although closer to AA.

Second, the largest differences occur between MSS and HOPACH, the uncorrelated Bayesian approach giving somewhat intermediate results.

In Denmark, national authorities have come close to defining adaptation of the majority culture as a precondition for inclusion into the nation, whereas Norway has assumed a somewhat wavering intermediate position.

From the distance-time trace of these simulation, it can be seen that some simulations appear to be trapped in a somewhat expanded intermediate state (red in Figure 3A), whilst others unfold completely (blue and green in Figure 3A).

However, we tend to see somewhat elevated intermediate allele frequencies (positive Tajima's D) compared to some reports, possibly because this is the first global-scale genome-wide estimate, or possibly because of the laboratory inbreeding.

If somewhat delocalized intermediates form (say, among two or three neighboring cofactors), the observed currents can be described with less stringent requirements.

The error rate is somewhat underestimated at intermediate tallies – i.e., the number of errors to the left of the threshold is overestimated.