When asked to bisect a physical line, neglect patients tend to indicate the midpoint of the horizontal line to be located to the right of the veridical center [ 7], as if they partially ignored the left part of the line.
An artist can be too interested in Marcel Duchamp for his own good too: a whole gallery is devoted to Hamilton's painstaking copy of Duchamp's The Large Glass, as if the partially shattered original did not in fact exist.
We defined a hospital as ready if both two key functions were continuously available, as not ready if neither key function was available at all, and as partially ready when either key function was intermittently available.
If one or two of these components was found, the response was coded as partially correct.
An accident that no one could be blamed for, but Siyu had sensed the others' disapproval of Professor Dai, as if she were partially responsible for the unfair fate befalling a man; the dead husband, by contrast, was always praised as the gentlest person.
For instance, patches of the mantle tens of kilometers thick act as if they are partially melted, slowing the seismic waves that pass through them by up to 30%.
The road got so hot on one of the days that it was easy in some parts to pull chunks of it out as if it were partially melted toffee.
Veterans were defined as partially uninsured if they had insurance coverage for some segment of 1996 or 1999, or entirely uninsured in a year.
Answers were scored as "partially correct" if there was one mistake (one treatment option had been forgotten or too many had been specified), and scored as "wrong" if there were two or more mistakes.
An action was classified as partially executed if a leader had taken action but had not yet reached the goal or if some of the required actions had not yet been taken thus far.
