Sentence examples for but failed to completely from inspiring English sources
Correction for the number of homopolymers, the length of homopolymers or their basepair composition in exons versus other regions weakened this effect, but failed to completely alleviate it.
Acacetin (1.5 μM) reversed the population of MDA-MB-468 cells arrested in G2/M from 70%to40%0% but failed to completely return the cell cycle to the initial form observed in the control sample.
Cotreatment with (PhSe 2 protected hepatic and cerebral mitochondrial thiols from depletion by MeHg but failed to completely reverse MeHg's effect on hepatic and cerebral mitochondrial dysfunction or hepatic, cerebral, and renal inhibition of TrxR activity.
The SIR of the foci(29) was in fact more than 1.0 for all the stained lesions and tended to be higher in dACF than in cACF, but failed to completely distinguish between the two (Fig. S1), consistent with our previous study.
Our results show that the lack of Bax in HCT116 colon carcinoma cells attenuates but fails to completely inhibit the resveratrol-induced mitochondrial form of apoptosis.
But the report failed to completely remove a cloud hanging over the company as a result of the backdating of options and improper record keeping, especially concerning two large option grants made to Mr. Jobs in 2000 and 2001.
It could be been meant to be visible to only a small circle of friends, but the user failed to completely understand how to adjust the privacy settings accordingly.
But even that has failed to completely deter boat arrivals.
A second operation was planned for 10 May using the cruiser and proved more successful, but ultimately it also failed to completely close off Bruges.
This is consistent with the assumption that they resulted from mutations occurring on different nrDNA repeats and had spread in the genome to some degree - in order to be detected at all in direct sequencing, they have to reach a threshold of at least 5% of all copies - but failed to be completely homogenized by concerted evolution (similar to retained parental variants in most hybrids).
