Sentence examples for be described as partial from inspiring English sources

These difficulties could perhaps be described as partial silencing, or partial constraint of thought.

However, many impulsive systems arising from realistic models can be described as partial differential equations and integro-differential with non-instantaneous impulses.

It is well known that many control systems arising from realistic models can be described as partial fractional differential or integrodifferential inclusions (see [23, 26, 37 39] and references therein), so it is natural to extend the concept of approximate controllability to dynamical systems represented by fractional impulsive differential or integrodifferential inclusions.

In our study, even when we applied liberal statistical criteria for DE gene identification, > 98% of the non-additively expressed genes exhibited expression phenotypes that could be described as partial or complete dominance.

The manner in which these examples were constructed could be described as "partial common ancestry", and raise the question of what model should be preferred when sequences are forcibly aligned in such a way that part of the alignment is true homology and part is not.

The main reasons for this discussion are firstly the observation that some yeast clathrin knockout and knockdown strains survive even though they show severe defects for example in growth [16], [28], [29] and secondly, effects of actin inhibition on endocytosis in higher eukaryotes are described as partial [30], [31], [32], [33], [34], [35].

Effect size was described as Partial eta-squared (Partial η).

This type of graph is described as 'partial order MSA' (PO-MSA) by Lee et al. (2002).

The de Blasio mayoralty, he says, will begin with an out-of-the-gate agenda that can fairly be described as a partial repeal of Bloombergism: a new tax on the city's wealthy, a plan for universal preschool and expanded after-school, a more generous guarantee of paid sick days for most workers in the city, a new police commissioner and stricter controls on the police tactic of stop-and-frisk.

Dysgenesis of the CC can be described as a partial agenesis of the CC or hypoplasia of the CC.

(Remember, compromise can be described as a partial gain and loss on both sides. Do your best to make the gain on each side a fulfilling one. If both parties are actively trying to solve the problem, it will dissipate much of the emotional aspect of the argument).