Sentence examples for partial making from inspiring English sources

"The tax and fiscal opportunities in the agreement are partial, making the reality of meaningful tax redistribution limited.

In addition, in the presence of DNA polymerase inhibitor, fork speed is impaired and replication at these loci risks to remain partial, making the unreplicated regions more prone to breakage [ 30].

The results, even though partial, have made possible to study sides of the road safety due to real values of the driver eye height.

The inherent dependency of the interpolation approach on clean partials makes its use very limited in real situations, especially if several instruments are present.

Long Island officials and planners said, however, that the agencies provided only partial information, making comment difficult.

Finland followed in 2006 with a partial ban, making it illegal to buy sex from a person who was trafficked or pimped.

Mr. Phan likes to do a partial peel, making stripes down the length of the fruit and leaving just enough skin to hold the pieces together.

Its cutesy appearance belies its strategic depth: "The SSBM environment has complex dynamics and partial observability,  making it challenging for human and machine alike.

On the contrary, the PC should make an intensive use of external memory to store partial results, making memory access a bottleneck.

You may remember Mr. Div (aka Matthew DiVito) from his collection of fantastical geometric GIFs, but the motion graphics designer is quite partial to making some animations too.

A total of 2 patients showed complete response and 20 showed partial response making the overall response rate 48.9%95%5% CI=30.3 63.5%).