Sentence examples for in part anticipated from inspiring English sources

The large difference between old and new assay is well explained by differences in the epitope recognition sites of the respective capture antibodies provided with the ELISA assay kits and is, at least in part, anticipated by the range of standards provided with the respective kits (5 320 vs. 2 32 ng/ml).

Nevertheless, Brittan emphasised the strengths of the treatise by remarking that it can be understood as "an enjoyable romp through history, in part anticipating some of the 1945 History of Western Philosophy, but ranging wider" (Russell 1938 vii).

The methodology has in large part anticipated data availability, and many articles that introduced new methods employed simulated data or a small scale set of real data.

American Chrysler dealers, who were given the opportunity to bid for a Fiat dealership, assumed significant building and operational costs in part because they anticipated that sales of Alfa Romeos would help defray those costs.

Exporters are also being helped by the sharp depreciation in the euro, whose trade-weighted value has fallen by 12% in the past year, in part as markets anticipated the adoption of quantitative easing (QE creating money to buy financial assets by the European Central Bank (ECB .The main question is whether this stronger recovery can be sustained.

In his speech, Mr. Obama said the White House pushed for an extension of the payroll tax cut, in part because it anticipated that gas prices might go up – a rationale that did not figure prominently in the administration's arguments last year for extending the tax cut.

Furthermore, we only followed patients for six months, in part because we anticipated high mortality (an assumption which was confirmed).

Osi Umenyiora, who finally got a restructured contract that turned out to be the ultimate compromise (he gets $6 million this season and the freedom to hit free agency next season), is still staggeringly quick (in part because he anticipates snap counts as shrewdly as any defensive end in football).

He said that no matter how much he was able to save by forgoing a traditional dining room, the cost of delivering food was too high, in part because he anticipates courier costs increasing as a result of rising minimum wages and a historically tight labor market.

More than a hundred world leaders converged on Paris this week to take part in hugely anticipated climate talks.

At first, it was rougher sledding than we anticipated, in part because many readers simply designed new emoticons, which ran somewhat counter to the spirit of the contest (though last week did mark the thirtieth anniversary of the smiley-face emoticon).