"partial growth" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to an incomplete or limited growth or development in something. Example sentence: Despite the company's efforts, there has only been partial growth in their market share this quarter.
On the other hand it is conceivable that AtTOR is mainly required during a short time window during embryogenesis and that further growth of the adult plant is only partially dependent of the TOR pathway, its inactivation leading thus to partial growth inhibition.
Overall, reintroduction of caa or caaB in Re2428 was able to recover only partial growth.
While both specialties contain a partial growth perspective, growth hacking is a sub-specialty with the sole focus on pushing metrics and designing outcomes around growth.
It has been suggested that partial growth hormone (GH) insensitivity due to heterozygous mutations of the GH Receptor gene may account for some cases of ISS.
Strains with slight zymocin sensitivity were classified as those showing partial growth inhibition on 66% plates with little or no inhibition on the 33% plates.
Notably, partial growth of the trkH mutant was observed in CDM+, while on solid CDM+ medium, growth of the mutant was totally impaired.
In oleaginous microorganisms, lipid accumulation is generally believed to be a (partial) growth-coupled biochemical process, with the cell growth and lipid production stages not clearly distinguishable from one another [ 26].
Growth disturbance can occur after a lateral humeral condyle fracture in the form of a partial lateral growth plate closure or partial closure of the centre of the physis.
Partial: The growth of cwnd is carefully controlled based on the estimated bandwidth.
Furthermore, we observed partial compensatory growth (fish grew, but did not reach the same body mass than the control fish), after refeeding in Nile tilapia juveniles.
Three daily injections (1.2 mg/kg) of c-myc siRNA formulated in the LPD-PEG-NGR effectively suppressed c-myc expression and triggered cellular apoptosis in the tumor, resulting in a partial tumor growth inhibition.
