Sentence examples for generated partly through from inspiring English sources
As Beard makes clear, the empire was generated partly through the exaction of military services (rather than tribute) from subordinate allied communities, yielding a huge reserve of armed force, and in part through the competitive ideology of the Roman elite – every senator dreamed of processing through Rome at the head of a victorious army.
Aß that is generated from APP, partly through the proteolytic action of PS1 complex, oligomerizes and causes neurotoxicity via synaptic dysfunction [1] [3]; and the appearance of Aß oligomers correlates with the initiation of memory impairment in a mouse model of AD [4].
The app was developed by the Taronga Conservation Society in collaboration with TRAFFIC, with funds partly generated through crowdsourcing.
TLR4 signaling outcomes are partly generated through differences in TLR4 expression patterns by distinct cells.
The autonomous-pathway represses FLC expression partly through generating repressive histone modifications in FLC chromatin.
The patterns are partly generated by self-organization through chemical feedback processes – a cybernetics of geology where fractal patterns appear as lithic printouts of non-linear dynamical chemical processes.
Ms. Fenley and six other women zipped through a prop-laden gamut, with the choreographer generating material partly in response to her company members' impressions of the music prior to the performance.
Yet the social-democratic left did succeed in building national solidarities, in spite of – and indeed partly through – the political conflicts generated by this project.
Therefore, the differential will have to be paid partly through generation-based incentive and partly through tariffs collected locally by the developer.
We also found evidence suggesting that BCAAem-activated mTOR signaling might enhance mitochondrial biogenesis partly through increasing the NO generating system.
The power of today's game is only partly generated by the players themselves.
