Sentence examples for clearly partial from inspiring English sources

Though his cars have won many awards — as his trophy cases confirm — he is clearly partial to the 1954 Plymouth.

"Lending its name to clearly partial scholarship only increases concerns that the bureau puts climate change advocacy ahead of scientific rigour and transparency," he wrote.

'Download your Data' is clearly partial and self-serving — and thus it also looks very far from being GDPR compliant.  .

During the Russo-Turkish War, Alexandra was clearly partial against Turkey and towards Russia, where her sister was married to the Tsarevitch, and she lobbied for a revision of the border between Greece and Turkey in favour of the Greeks.

However, even with the best intentions, peer assessment may be subjective and occasionally even clearly partial.

To show details clearly, partial images are enlarged and illustrated as Figs. 8(b)– 8(f).

The quantitative fuzzy ART is especially suited for compensating the nonlinear effects in sensor response caused by changes in ambient humidity, which explains why this method clearly outperforms partial least squares calibration models at estimating benzene concentration.

In Fig. 1c four brightest regions are seen clearly, while partial clusters (Fig. 1d) are harder to detect than the four clusters (Fig 1c) because of the overlapping caused by the neutral group [14].

Clearly, the partial agonism seen on cAMP accumulation in transfected CHO cells will depend on the level of receptor expression, and it is notable that the expression level used in this study is relatively high (1146 fmol/mg protein).

15 To avoid misleading results, however, we did not include those organelle genomes where transcriptome analyses are clearly only partial so far, such as for the chloroplast genome of Pinus thunbergii 16 or the mitochondrial genomes of Cycas taitungensis 17 and Phoenix dactylifera.

Clearly, the resulting partial equalization of the G-MWF-2 can be seen.