Sentence examples for partial impacted from inspiring English sources
Partial impacted canine/molar can lead to contamination of the follicular sac, thus compromising the harvesting procedure.
The negative energy emanating from Syria has a partial impact.
Hours earlier, visiting the Israeli-occupied West Bank, Mr. Obama urged the Palestinians to return to the bargaining table even if Israel did not meet their condition of halting construction of Jewish settlements in Palestinian territories — a demand he, too, made at the start of his first term, but which had only a temporary, partial impact.
Indeed, the effects of partial impact ring structures in the Adelaide crust become perceptible in Fig. 6 at altitudes of about 75 km and lower.
A psychotherapeutic approach for schizophrenia is now recommended as an adjuvant for psychopharmacology, since antipsychotic medications only have a partial impact especially as regards positive symptoms and insight.
Next, the partial impact of each parameter on the target function was found, and the set of the design parameters was limited to eight.
In particular, Chiswick et al. (2008) measure the immigrant-native gap in the USA and Australia focusing on the partial impact of schooling and work experience at each decile on the earning distribution.
The functional status was measured by the validated PedMIDAS questionnaire (Pediatric Migraine Disability Assessment Score) which assesses the impact of headache related to the quality of life in terms of the number of days in the last three months on which headache had a total or partial impact on schools or home life.
The partial impact of heparin treatment is probably associated with the type of rejection.
The alternative although not mutually exclusive explanation for the partial impact of protease inhibitors is that other factors also contribute to the biofilm-deficient phenotype of sarA mutants.
Injury-related factors have therefore only a partial impact on predicting RTW after MTBI, and this is consistent with studies of other injuries [ 29].
