Sentence examples for indeed partially from inspiring English sources
B atoms (much smaller than Si or Ge) indeed partially compensate the compressive strain in the SiGe:B layers.
What policymakers in Congress should be doing is easing up — and, indeed, partially reversing — the recent shift toward austerity, and looking for ways to solve the long-term problem.
What policymakers in Congress should be doing is easing up—and, indeed, partially reversing the recent shift toward austerity, and looking for ways to solve the long-term problem.
X-ray tomography, fluorescent light microscopy and thin section analysis demonstrated that cracks were indeed partially filled with hydration products, calcium carbonate crystals and/or polyurethane which leached from the broken embedded capsules.
These findings imply that limitations in oxidative protein folding are indeed partially responsible for lower yields of proteins containing disulfide bonds like the immunotoxin.
However, he points out that human life is suffused with activities that people willingly engage in despite, or indeed partially because of, the difficulties they bring about.
The results showed that differences between the odds ratios in the DRUID case control studies may indeed be (partially) explained by random and systematic errors.
The present results suggest that chain mobility may indeed be partially responsible for the initial exothermal peak, thus supporting the hypothesis that it may be related to the transition from shear deformation zones to chain disentanglement crazing.
The film's moments of violence are indeed jolting, partially due to their relative understatement and the relative absence of explicit gore (there is blood when required, but not overwhelming amounts).
Indeed, Smad2 partially opposed the effect of TGFβ in inducing apoptosis, and provided some protection against EMT-like changes in the basal state.
One correlate of this decline, which may indeed be partially a consequence, is the increasing incidence of fractures resulting from skeletal fragility [3,4].
