The phrase "are partially more" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is unclear what the intended meaning is, as "partially" and "more" do not logically combine in this context.
Example: "The results are partially more accurate than before" does not convey a clear message.
Alternatives: "are somewhat more" or "are partially increased".
[FG1] Concerning the guideline's long version, the feedback of the participants was partially more critical.
Contrary to intuition, however, the chains are partially splayed more than 20% of the time, and fully splayed 5% of the time when the polar backbone of the TO molecules resides at the interface.
Whenever we activate one lexical entry, other linked lexical entries are partially activated, becoming "more readily accessible, more easily activated, than entries that are simply latent in long-term memory" (Hogan 2003, 47).
The organization of the SiC4 sites is improved and the BC3 sites are partially transformed into more usual intra and intericosahedral environments.
Processes of categorization and analogy, such as fault detection and repair, are partially successful, tending more often to create systems for experts.
Only one of the city's seven general hospitals is operating at its pre-hurricane level; two more are partially open, and four remain closed.
Eurotunnel are partially resuming services after more than 100 migrants and refugees trespassed the tunnel causing shuttle trains to be suspended.
Mice that are partially deficient in OPA1 are more susceptible to LVH and cardiac dysfunction induced by total aortic constriction (Piquereau et al., 2012).
He noted that the same had been true in the vicinity of two other big public housing projects before one was taken down about 10 years ago and another was partially demolished more recently.
In the 1990s, British Airways asked business class customers what they wanted, and got answers that were partially right (more video choices, personal screens), but missed a huge and costly opportunity.
