Sentence examples for mostly partial from inspiring English sources
These are mostly partial performances of various of Ives's 20-odd piano studies, along with improvisations on passages from the "Concord" Sonata.
The religious practice of the overwhelming majority of those caught up by Isis propaganda is weak at best, and mostly partial or very recent.
Available performance results are mostly partial, under unclear and incompatible conditions, using vaguely defined and also sometimes architecturally unrealistic codec solutions.
The bladder operations were mostly partial cystectomies (n = 41, groups A, B, and C), and shaving of the endometriotic nodule was performed twice (group A).
A minority of patients (18.2%) had a refractory generalized CSE, most patients (64.9%) had a non-refractory generalized CSE + the others had mostly partial CSE.
About 20 25% of patients will experience durable, mostly partial remissions, some even complete remissions.
Do this - make one up (include mostly one partial at a time jumps, but stick in the occasional two partial jump and try to hit the correct note without the intermediate partial. When you play, use a lot of air.
Starting with Brosamler [1] and Schatte [2], in the last two decades several authors investigated the almost sure central limit theorem (ASCLT) dealing mostly with partial sums of random variables.
Participants in the blocked training method mainly showed knowledge of the complete marker system, whereas participants in the random training method mostly demonstrated partial knowledge.
While an undergrad at Stanford 2 years ago, Pieter Johnson, with ecologist Paul Ehrlich as his adviser, investigated ponds about 45 minutes south of Palo Alto where up to 40% of young Pacific treefrogs have deformities, mostly extra, partial, or missing hindlegs.
Investigation of collision cross section revealed that while low ionic strength, elevated temperature and reduced solvent polarity mostly induced partial collapse in tau40 conformers, higher ionic strength led to an expansion of the molecule.
