Sentence examples for is partially full from inspiring English sources
There is a lake on top of the mountain that is filled with water and a lake at the bottom that is partially full.
When the keg is inverted, let about half of the solution drain into the container, but allow some to remain in the inverted keg so that it is partially full of solution.
Lairs which are partially full could be dug up after 25 years while those which are full could be re-used 75 years after the last burial was made.
Your physician will determine whether your bladder should be partially full or entirely empty during the procedure.
In conceptualizing this definition, Issurin leaned heavily on Howe and colleagues [12], who proposed that talent has five properties: it is partially innate; its full effect may not be evident at an early stage; it has early indications that provide a basis for predicting who might excel; only a few possess it; and it is domain specific.
The set of scaling laws is treated as a criterion to design a scaled-down laminated I-beam that is partially similar to a full-scale I-beam that is representative of what is used in a utility-scale wind turbine rotor blade.
The magnitude of the spectral change depends on the initial state of BOF in the sample because BOF emission is partially quenched in the full-length polypeptide, and proteolysis of Δgpαf-BOF causes a 65% increase in BOF intensity (Supplemental Data).
Therefore, while the cerebellar environment remains receptive for granule cells even after the end of development, their full integration is partially hindered by the mature cortical architecture.
On the other hand, simulations only consider a single-phase (water) so that the full OWC behaviour is partially reproduced, i.e. air pressure fluctuations are not modelled.
In the case of the DB1-containing test RNA, the full-length RNA is partially depleted however there is no truncated product as would be expected if the DB1 sequence itself were Xrn1-resistant.
