Sentence examples for based partially on the from inspiring English sources

Certainly there have been at least two major booms in the Northern Ireland economy since first the ceasefires and latterly the establishment of a devolved government, although they were both based partially on the shaky foundations of a rising housing market.

Once we created an initial set of terms derived from use-case queries, we defined a set of primary classes: SmallMolecule, Drug, Protein Target, Disease, SideEffect, Pathway, BioAssay, Literature and Interaction (Table 1) based partially on the BioPAX classes [18].

These results are applicable to the Empiric Stream Treatment Ranking ESTRR) system, which ranks tributaries for treatment with lampricide based partially on the total amount of preferred ammocoete habitat.

In Brizzolara et al. [25] the conclusion about covalent attachment of the proton pump protein bacteriorhodopsin via genetic substitution of cysteine for serine (S35C) was based partially on the XPS core level spectra of sulfur, i.e. via detection of the chemical shift of the sulphur core level spectrum.

The series has inspired mention in music as well, including "Wishmaster", a song by Nightwish based partially on the master and apprentice relationship between Raistlin Majere and Dalamar.

In addition, J. Stuart Blackton directed a 1923 silent film of the same title that was based partially on the song's lyrics.

Thus, the following description is based partially on isolates from the 1990s.

But following a Washington Post report ― based partially on transcripts of the conversations ― Flynn's office revised his earlier statements, and said that he couldn't recall whether the topic of sanctions had come up.

The report said: "This scepticism was based partially on general concerns about the effectiveness of behavioural remedies, but also on the perceived outcome of specific commitments given during previous transactions, in particular following the acquisition by News Corp of the Times and Sunday Times".

Thus, the description in this study is based partially on isolates recovered from the 1990s.

Based partially on a report released by the White House Council on Women and Girls, the article also says that because of lower earnings, women, who are usually raising and supporting their children, are more likely to be in poverty than men.