Sentence examples for only partially improved from inspiring English sources

However, even seven years later, conditions have only partially improved over prewar levels.

Perhaps she was trying to go incognito but the change only partially improved  McIlroy's fortunes.

A poor availability could, depending on the main crop, be only partially improved by suitable catch crops [36].

The Portuguese has long since made his desire for a new striker known and his case for summer recruits was strengthened by a toothless performance that was only partially improved by the introduction of Eden Hazard's inventiveness in the second half.

While the basal release of NO (as detected by DAF-2DA signal) can be fully restored by resveratrol and rapamycin, the stimulated release of NO in response to acetylcholine (as monitored in vascular reactivity study in a Multi-Myograph System) in old rat aortas is only partially improved by the two compounds.

Although wheezing resolved with this treatment, cough only partially improved and persisted.

Over the course of successive night shifts countermeasures such as scheduled sleep may only partially improve cognitive functioning.

However, the level of expression of GK in the complex was not completely restored suggesting that re-establishing insulin/Akt signaling only partially improves the stoichiometry of the BAD/GK complex in βIRKO β-cells.

To that extent a strategy to prevent osteoporosis would only partially improve the composite functional status, indicating factors other than alleviation of osteoporosis are also important in defining well-being and independence in older people.

Naturalistic follow-up studies suggest that less than half of adults with AN improve while the majority continue on chronic courses or only partially improve [ 4].

159– 164 In a macrophage-specific PPARγ deficient mouse model, TZD only partially improves insulin sensitivity, suggesting that the antidiabetic effect of TZD is partially attributable to PPARγ activation in macrophages.