Sentence examples for can only be partly from inspiring English sources

Proving which of these contribute to disease remains a bottleneck that can only be partly alleviated by larger cohort sizes.

This means that values of the ratios N30<10 %/CCN1.0presented here can only be partly indicative of the accuracy of the measurements.

The charms of the original production, which ran for nearly a year on Broadway, can only be partly realized in a concert staging.

Even taking into account Scotland's share of privatisation proceeds and of Britain's public-sector borrowing requirement, there would still be a £2.9 billion hole in the finances of an independent Scotland.That can only be partly plugged by the 90% share (£2.1 billion) Scotland might get from oil-tax revenues.

This increase can only be partly explained by an activation of alternative pathways since the re-activation of the MAPK pathway seems to be fully established at day 3 that is 2 days later than the up-regulation of cyclin D1 could be observed.

However, structure A can only be partly be explained in this manner for the following reason: upon prolonged exposure of the crystal to a more intense electron beam, both patterns A, B disappear and are replaced by the pattern C (Fig. 6b, c), which can be approximated by simulating a [321] grain orientation shown in Fig. 6c.

A staidness, which can only be blamed partly on injuries, had stolen over United, as if they had been released from the obligation to be dashing.

The duplication rate decreased from 52.5% to 37.0% when using the downsampled data and thus the high duplication rate can only be explained partly by the high sequencing depth.

Messi and Ronaldo possess different attributes, different playing styles and different personalities - deciding which of the two is more admirable can only be, at least partly, a matter of personal taste.

Even though the study by Elsas and Krahnen (2002) can only be considered to lie partly in the field of recovery rate research, the authors show continuing operations after restructuring for 85%% of 128 German corporate customers.

The Parable Book is told in parable partly because death can only be approached through parable and simile.