Sentence examples for bears fully from inspiring English sources

The nature, as far as its content is concerned, is fully in each carrier of the content, but is multiplied in its carriers (such that each carrier bears fully the same content, and so the same one content becomes many in its carriers, just as the content of a book is multiplied in its several copies).

RGT variety bears fully russeted fruits and is locally grown in the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy, while the widely grown GD shows slight to moderate susceptibility to russeting depending on environmental conditions.

Costs for research and planning undertaken pursuant to the authorities of this section shall be borne fully by the Federal Government.

Now, the company announced in a letter to the 295 families, the insurance costs will be borne fully by additional Marsh & McLennan contributions to the charity fund.

In addition, patients in the present study were encouraged to weight-bear fully as early as possible.

A patient who has full range of movement at the ankle joint, who is allowed to weight bear fully and is not lengthening should not really require splinting.

It is also possible that the advantage conferred on operating subsidiaries of such firms is not borne fully by the holding company creditors but rather derives from an expectation that government support would be provided to the firm.

Young are borne fully furred with eyes open, and are mobile within minutes of birth.

Freeman is thrust into a dystopian environment in which the aftermath of the events of Half-Life have come to bear fully upon human society, and he is forced to fight against increasingly unfavorable odds in order to survive.

It would be unusual for a patient to weight bear fully at this stage.

Unlike the symmetric human '2-ligand' EGFR dimer (in which both subunits bear fully formed and occupied ligand binding sites; Figure 1C), the 2-ligand dEGFR dimer is asymmetric: although both ectodomain subunits are ligand-bound, only one bears a fully formed ligand binding site and a straight domain II.