Sentence examples for opposed to complete from inspiring English sources
In cases where gene expression is not completely repressed, the phenomenon is called partial, as opposed to complete, imprinting [ 3, 4].
When a bill that provided for the killing of predatory animals - principally coyotes came up, She was all for it because she had lost many sheep and goats to wild beasts, but she was opposed to complete extermination.
This has important ramifications because the focus of PBMA is on shifting the levels of service as opposed to complete deletion or novel introduction of a program (although in the extreme a shift in level could indeed be to fully eliminate or introduce a program).
The South Korean government, on the other hand, was adamantly opposed to complete and involuntary repatriation, since it knew that thousands of detainees in the South were actually South Korean citizens who had been forced to fight with the KPA.
But this technique ordinarily prompts to down-regulate as opposed to complete inhibition of target genes.
Lifecycle of urgent needs programs is driven by "time to market" as opposed to complete satisfaction of static requirements, with delivery expected in months versus years/decades.
By including the baseline values as outcome the model retains all available data (as opposed to complete-case data only) and upholds the full intention-to-treat analytic criterion.
They give themselves a grade the extent to which they really think about the ideas and material (as opposed to simply completing assignments in the most expedient way).
Although opposed to a complete ban on soft money, President Bush has indicated in recent days that he might be willing to sign a campaign-finance bill.
Legislative Democrats, who are in the minority in both houses, are broadly opposed to a complete takeover of a Democratic-voting city.
If the first two months of the year have tended to bring the severest weather, there have been enough instances of comparative mildness - in fact, throughout entire winters - to support the case of those opposed to a complete shutdown.
