Sentence examples similar to to some extent logical from inspiring English sources
This hypothesis, to some extent, is logical if one considers that the half-life of SN38 (the metabolite of the camptothecins) is long, and a daily intravenous schedule can result in a relatively steady level.
As for the testimony of minors in the study by Free [ 18] it is to a certain extent logical that children do not place too much importance on going to school because they may lack the sense of usefulness that adults see in it.
This is to a certain extent logical.
To some extent, these developments are a logical extension of the growing corporate presence on Broadway, which includes new producers like Disney, Cablevision and SFX Entertainment, which about a year ago renamed the Palace Theater in Chicago the Cadillac Palace.
Political and ethical philosophy in English-speaking countries in the first half of the 20th century was inhibited to some extent by the advent in the early 1930s of logical positivism, which conceived of knowledge claims on the model of the hypotheses of natural science.
While this reticence might seem logical in the context of Yohan's postwar trauma, it is mirrored to some extent in all the characters.
To some extent we should share Wilkes's concern that thought experimenting seems to be constrained only by relevant logical impossibilities and what seems intuitively acceptable.
The research also shows that the logical articulation of the analysis 'Guide on the methodology for carrying out cost-benefit analysis' is flexible to some extent.
Well, yes, to some extent.
