Sentence examples for detected partly from inspiring English sources

Nuclear programs are relatively easily detected, partly because they require large plants with vast electrical hookups.

Manual recounts of those ballots have detected partly punched chads, or unpunched chads with indentations that Democrats say should be counted as votes.

Carson et al. [134] detected partly extremely high levels of small plastic particles (<10 mm) on southern Hawaii, on two beaches located close to the North Pacific subtropical convergent zone.

The aetiology of 38 cases (31.2%) could not be detected, partly because the positive of bacterial pathogens in blood culture is very low.

Patients whose LBP was caused by a malignancy or fracture (so-called "red flags") were also excluded whenever this was detected, partly to arrive at a relatively homogenous sample and partly because this subgroup was expected to be very small, not allowing a subgroup analysis for these patients.

Instead, doctors say, the injury occurs simply from twisting the knee, and diagnoses are on the rise partly because it can now be easily detected and partly because the very nature of youth sports has changed.

It is important to note that the gene can be 'active' even when no nascent RNA is detected, owing partly to the stochastic initiation events within an active state and partly to the placement of the MS2 cassette in the middle of the gene.

The largest apertures were detected for partly mineralized fractures, which deviate, in terms of orientation, by about 20° anticlockwise from the main fracture set above and by 40 50° below 3270 m (Fig. 12e, f).

Interestingly, for furoic acid, there was no significant change in the specific activity of malic enzyme, and even a higher malic enzyme activity was detected, which partly explains the small influence of furoic acid on the lipid synthesis of T. fermentans mentioned above.

In experiments, we use it to detect the partly reversed domains of Stoichiometric LiTaO3 (SLT).

(1) Is high resolution optical coherence tomography (OCT) required to detect the partly very subtle RNFL changes seen in MS patients?