The phrase "a mixture of partially" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are describing a combination of elements that are not fully complete or whole, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The solution was a mixture of partially dissolved substances, which created an interesting reaction."
Alternatives: "a blend of partially" or "a combination of partially".
Finally, the unit was filled with a mixture of partially decomposed cow-dung and other organic wastes.
In the first route, a mixture of partially cross-linked polysilazane and poly methylmetacrylate) microspheres, used as sacrificial fillers, was warm pressed and subsequently pyrolyzed to create micro-cellular foams.
In contrast, the same reactions with the more congested homologue 7b yielded a mixture of partially reacted products and none of the desired tetra-acylation product.
The probable emitting species in this experiment is a mixture of partially and fully uncaged carborhodamine as the monocaged dye exhibits modest fluorescence (Supplementary Figure S4).
In our implementation of RNAcofold we therefore follow their approach and explicitly compute the concentration dependencies of the equilibrium ensemble in a mixture of two partially hybridizing RNA species.
Next, the size-selected cDNA fragments were blunt-end repaired and a mixture of two partially double-stranded oligonucleotide adapters were ligated to the ends of the cDNA fragments.
Thus, DNA samples used for McrBC- and bisulfite-based analyses, while predominantly derived from the target tissue (red or green stripes) likely represent a mixture of DNA, partially obscuring methylation differences between sources.
From a common base population, constituted by a mixture of seven partially inbred lines, two chicken lines have been selected for eight-week body weight; one towards high weights (high line, H) and the other towards low weights (low line, L).
We suspect it's the gasses from the peat, a mixture of waterlogged, partially-decomposed plant material, that are fuel for most of the strange accounts.
8 Self-metathesis of the known epoxy alkene 6 14 by using Grubbs' second generation catalyst 19 in the presence of acetic acid to minimize isomerization of the starting material, 15 followed by an oxidative workup to remove ruthenium residues 16 gave a 3 1 mixture of partially separable E/ Z geometric isomers 7 and 8 in 67 % yield.
It is not stable in vitro and in vivo and is hydrolyzed in human plasma, creating a complex mixture of partially sulphomethylated derivatives with the potential to produce up to 32 different products, including colistin [1].
