Sentence examples for only partially interpreted from inspiring English sources
Consider that Carnap (1939, 1956b) admitted as legitimate theoretical terms that may be merely implicitly defined in calculi that are themselves only partially interpreted by correspondence rules between some select calculus terms and expressions belonging to an observational language (via non-eliminative reductions).
We suggest that the scavenging properties of HSA described are only partially interpreted.
Especially, the results obtained with permanent glioma cell lines should be interpreted with care, since these model systems only partially represent the molecular and pathological characteristics of glial tumors.
Our results only partially answer this question, and should be interpreted with caution.
*Markers AdH8A P25M46-2/are6A aRGAsGAs Five identified QTLs showed ratios of dominant to additive effects (d/a) less than 0.55, which might be interpreted as expression additive or only partially dominant [ 45].
Neither of the latter two categories was defined in the paper and the process for categorising PET-CT results was only partially reported, meaning that the classification system was difficult to interpret.
These findings demonstrate that the almost automatic association of visual field presentation and contralateral hemisphere activation is only partially valid [93]: left-right visual field asymmetries should not be automatically interpreted in terms of hemispheric specialization alone [94].
All clinical risk models can only partially account for risk and this must be borne in mind when interpreting risk-adjusted outcome data.
When interpreting these data, it must be remembered that salt tolerance is only partially determined by alterations in growth and the antioxidant defense system.
These apparent He ages can be interpreted as (A) cooling ages following total thermal resetting, (B) cooling ages following cooling from temperatures which only partially reset the He clocks, or (C) mixed ages of multiple populations.
