Sentence examples for has partly changed from inspiring English sources

As gelatin polypeptides contains both acidic and basic functional groups, at a pH below the isoelectric point (pI, 4.7), gelatin carries a net positive charge, i.e. the amino has partly changed into –NH3+.

As the part of the population called the oldest-old is growing in number, geriatric research has partly changed focus from being preoccupied with disease and disability to focusing on life satisfaction (LS), psychological well-being, successful aging, and other related concepts.

Due to the follow-up without individual identification, the study population could have partly changed during the course of the measurements.

Worse still, the recent rash of deals has partly been prompted by an accounting change due to take effect next year that will block a loophole under which an acquiring firm in a merger can avoid an immediate write-off of goodwill.

49 Similar to a previous study, 50 the overall activation of apoptosis (Fig. 3) in liver also could have partly mediated the observed change in cholesterol homeostasis and the up-regulation of CAV1.

It came from Chris Paolino, an MWAA spokesman, who told WBJ last week that the organisation is considering "working with Congress to halt the changes that have partly spurred Reagan's domestic expansion".

All of these cod stocks have shown life-history changes that have partly been attributed to fisheries-induced evolution (Olsen et al. 2004; Yoneda and Wright 2004; Olsen et al. 2005; Swain et al. 2007; see also Pérez-Rodríguez et al. 2009 for Flemish cap cod).

Among other things, while we weren't looking, social issues became a source of Democratic strength, not weakness — partly because the country has changed, partly because the Democrats have finally worked up the nerve to stand squarely for things like reproductive rights.

The fuel they stored had partly evaporated.

Cleopatra may have partly misunderstood the science.

Now researchers have partly determined why.