Sentence examples similar to imperfectly demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Previous research has demonstrated a female advantage, albeit imperfectly, on tests of object location memory where object identity information is readily available.

Full-life tariffs are a tacit death-penalty-lite, a way to deny a life without having to extinguish it – an understandable but enormous compromise that demonstrates how imperfectly the capital punishment debate was ever concluded.

Microfluidics experiments demonstrated that yeast cells are able to sense the direction of very shallow gradients albeit imperfectly.

This demonstrates that while imperfectly conserved regions may be reasonably likely to occur by chance in neutral sequence when only a few species are analyzed, additional sequences may provide stronger evidence of purifying selection.

Our results demonstrate that iPSC genomes can exhibit imperfectly rewired 3D-folding linked to inaccurately reprogrammed gene expression.

For some 30 years, historians have been demonstrating that slaves were crucial agents in their emancipation; however imperfectly, Ken Burns's 1990 documentary "The Civil War" brought aspects of that interpretation to the American public.

Mr Smithers prefers the idea that markets are "imperfectly efficient", in other words, that they fluctuate around their fair value.Having argued this, Mr Smithers has to demonstrate two things.

But so many others in my generation did a better job than I did, and helped in that era to demonstrate that public service was a noble calling -- one that this extraordinary country deserved for all that it has provided, albeit quite imperfectly at times, to its citizens.

Imperfectly matched blood can prove fatal.

The results show most equipment in this system is imperfectly repaired.

But Handler's deadpan sharpness imperfectly masks her inability to put on a polished show.