Sentence examples for considered to be partial from inspiring English sources

Five studies 18– 22 were considered to be partial economic evaluations.

Sequences failing to meet these criteria and those lacking start or stop codons due to assembly gaps were considered to be partial genes.

The other radiological responses were considered to be partial response (PR), progressive disease (PD) and stable disease (SD) according to the mRECIST criteria [ 14].

At A2, five of the 12 patients met the criteria for remission, three were responding, three were considered to be partial responders and one did not respond to the treatment.

Fifth, all full-length genes were checked to predict whether the seven transmembrane domains were intact using the TMHMM method (Sonnhammer et al. 1998), and those without any of the domains were considered to be partial genes.

In the present study, V2R sequences less than 2,400 bp were considered to be "partial sequences", and were not used in the phylogenetic analysis to avoid the loss of information.

For all of the analyses, trials rated with a confidence level of 1 or 2 were considered to be "undetected" partial errors whereas trials rated with a confidence level of 5 or 6 were considered to be "detected" partial errors.

Cancer was considered to be in partial or complete remission in 332 (31.5%) and was diagnosed during the ICU stay in 71 (6.7%).

This earthquake was considered to be a partial re-rupturing of the asperities responsible for the recurrent Miyagi-oki earthquakes, because the size of the rupture area was smaller than that of the previous 1978 Miyagi-oki earthquake (Okada et al., 2005; Wu et al., 2008).

As an extreme consequence of this definition, a diabetic patient is considered to be in partial remission when treated with a relatively low dose of insulin.

Of the 15 patients who showed progression at PET/CT4, only 7 were considered to have progressed when their PET/CT4 scans were compared directly with their PET/CT0 scans; the other 8 were considered to be in partial remission (PR).