The chest X-ray with opacification of a partial or whole lung field in critically ill patients is not uncommon.
If you're considering an exit or haven't planned for the succession of your business, a partial or whole sale to a strategic buyer may be a worthy option.
In all patients, gene dosage analysis by MLPA had excluded a partial or whole gene deletion on the opposite allele.
Unlike an improper fraction, however, a mixed number expresses the whole separately and identifies the remaining partial whole, as well.
These briefly discussed examples illustrate only tentatively and fragmentarily (in a partial manner) the whole spectrum of epistemic implications of arts and artistic research that appear to be possible.
One month after the lesion, ChAT expression was partially restored, suggesting a partial recovery of the whole synaptic activity in the lumbar SC, which was accompanied by the restoration of motor performance, even though the motoneuron depletion is permanent.
Analysis of load carrying for different wheels shows the tractor only carries a partial weight of the whole vehicle by using its suspension layer.
There are 36 scenes, set in centuries-ago Japan and a contemporary American city, each with its own concrete reality, but each also meant as a fragment, a partial view of the whole truth.
Like Mr. Reyes's piece, the show has crucial performance components, which will unfold over time, so a one-off look gives only a partial sense of the whole.
As the three of us talked about that letter, on Tuesday night, we wondered if perhaps Lee intended to signal that the Atticus of "To Kill a Mockingbird" was drawn from a partial truth, not the whole truth she had tried to tell in "Go Set a Watchman".
While it's still impossible to tell exactly browser tabs are making noise (because of plugins like Flash running shared instances in Chrome), Mute Tab is a noble attempt at solving the #firstworldproblem by at least giving you a partial workaround to the whole "throwing your laptop out a window" thing.
