Sentence examples for off for a partial from inspiring English sources

Aidan Tyghe, a student from Lingfield, said he was initially told it was signal problems and said claiming refunds should be easier than at present: "All they tell you to do is send off for a partial refund, which is a lot of extra paperwork, when you should just be able to go to the cashier.

Further arguments in favour of a complete corrinoid synthesis pathway within the ∂-Proteobacteria in these enrichment consortia include the uneven distribution of the "absent" genes, which argues against a possible hand-off of a partial product for completion in a different organism; there is no specific break point in the detected pathway in the ∂-Proteobacteria as there is for Dehalococcoides.

When Clarke's first cheque for £935 arrived on January 13, a monthly sum of £74 had been skimmed off as a partial payment for the advance she had received.

Mr. Weiner called the decision to close off the crown "a partial victory for the terrorists".

λ, optimal shrinkage intensity; qval, cut off for the partial correlation (the threshold is adjusted so as to ensure that all well-studied breast cancer marker genes are included in the networks); α, power-law exponent; Qmax, maximum modularity score; LOO-CV, Leave-one-out cross-validation.

A convenient arbitrary cut-off is a partial χ value accounting for 10% or more of total χ.

To make the case for the breadth and prescience of the council's deliberations, Wadley ticks off a partial list of studies conducted in 1997.

The RDG's eventual submission to the Shaw review did not take a formal position and said there was a range of views expressed by members, but it included a proposal for a partial sell-off of a section of the rail network in England to test the water.

Any proposal from the DfE for a partial sell-off of land leased to academies, worth tens of billions of pounds, would be one of Mr Gove's most controversial proposals and likely to become a key election issue.

Unfortunately, Goldman has passed off a partial -- and partisan -- perspective on this conflict as objective, journalistic truth.

Last month, the Guardian reported that Burns was understood to be looking at options for a partial or full sell-off of the broadcaster.