Sentence examples for be partly counterbalanced from inspiring English sources

The results of this study are limited by its rather small sample size, though this can be partly counterbalanced by the huge range in our sample composition.

This effect may be partly counterbalanced by the fact that alien species tend to acquire local parasites in their new distribution areas [ 32].

The out-migration has been partly counterbalanced by in-migration from Commonwealth countries, particularly from the West Indies and the Indian subcontinent.

Their failure to found an academy was partly counterbalanced by Samuel Johnson in his Dictionary (published in 1755) and by Robert Lowth in his Grammar (published in 1761).

Both changes were partly counterbalanced by spill-over effects between commuting zones, such as reduced prices and increases in trade, leading to a population-wide loss of about three workers per robot and a 0.4% reduction in wages.

Again, these afforestation rates are partly counterbalanced by deforestation activities in India [30, 31].

Fortunately for some clubs, the disadvantage of a small town is partly counterbalanced by being the only big-league game in town.

Again, these afforestation rates are partly counterbalanced by deforestation activities in India [ 30, 31].

Effects of endothelin-1 are partly counterbalanced by vasodilatory influences of endothelial nitric oxide (NO; Vanhoutte 2000).

This increase was partly counterbalanced by DNA loss, related to both Gypsy and Copia elements, in contrast to other species in which solo-LTRs have been found especially in Copia elements, as, for example, in sunflower.

This effect is partly counterbalanced by bone remodeling insuring an integration of the mosaic mandible into a functional ensemble, adding a non-genetic component to the production of transgressive phenotypes in hybrids.