Sentence examples for notably partial from inspiring English sources

Notably, partial submergence led to faster elongation at a relatively early stage compared with full submergence.

Notably, partial matches are not of interest here, complying with the fact that the intended use case is dynamic location referencing (see the introduction to Section 4).

Notably, partial growth of the trkH mutant was observed in CDM+, while on solid CDM+ medium, growth of the mutant was totally impaired.

Whereas in non-stimulated cells dsRed YB-1 is diffusely distRed YB-1throughout the cytosolis compartment, LPS stimulation lediffuselyavesicular accumulation of YB-1 andistributedbly parthroughoutsubsthetial, cytosolication with GFP–RAB7 (supplementary Fig 3 online).

Notably, partial knockdown of IGFBP3 (~60%) in the HB4a cells resulted in both enhanced basal ERK1/2 and Akt phosphorylation, with little effect on IGF1-stimulated levels (Fig. 8C).

The notably partial rescue of Ank gene expression by NCCM is suggestive of a homeostatic/protective effect conferred upon NP cells by the components of notochordal cell-secreted factors.

Notably, the partial suppression of HIV in treated individuals harboring viruses with drug-resistant mutations has also been linked to impaired viral fitness.

Notably, also partial modifications in VE-cadherin expreventn preventhehe formation of a stable vasculature.

Overall, the three variables explained 72% of the total variance in extrapair paternity and λ was not significantly different from 0. Notably, the partial effect of sperm length became negative in the multivariate analysis.

Notably, also partial modifications in VE-cadherin expression may prevent the formation of a stable vasculature suggesting that also small reduction in expression or function of this protein may severely affect vascular integrity.

Notably, this partial reversal included the perigenual MPFC, which constitutes the 'affective' part of medial prefrontal cortex [53] and is often involved in tasks requiring handling emotional stimuli [12], [54] [55], decisions based on heuristics [56], or imagining the future [57] [58].