Sentence examples for partial means from inspiring English sources

What "partial" means in this context is unclear, a Medicare spokeswoman told me.

However, this "cost" is a partial means of addressing the currency manipulation that keeps much of China's exports cheap.

Additionally, social health insurance can be a partial means to redistribute resources to improve health workforce retention in rural and remote areas.

Among 19 patients followed up for clinically significant shoulder involvement, the improvement was complete in 10 patients after a mean period of 122 days and partial in 3 patients after a mean period of 107 days (partial means that the symptoms or signs decreased but never returned to baseline status) (Table 8).

The remaining tissues demonstrated partial mean methylation levels; more specifically, saliva − 0.43, vaginal fluid − 0.22 and menstrual blood − 0.22.

Moreover, the equality holds in the above if and only if ϕ is a mixed totally geodesic and (n_{1}H_{1}=n_{2}H_{2}) such that (H_{1}) and (H_{2}) are partial mean curvatures.

This paper uses the frequency bias indicator (FBI), the equitable threat score (ETS) and the departure from the partial mean (DPM) in order to assess the improvements to CaPA RDPA brought by the assimilation of radar QPE.

It is called N i -minimal if the partial mean curvature vector H → i vanishes for i = 1, 2. The scalar curvature τ ( x ) of M is defined by τ ( x ) = ∑ 1 ≤ i < j ≤ n K ( e i ∧ e j ), (2.6).

We detected 0 7 intact genes (mean 2.4, median 2), 0 5 partial genes (mean 0.6, median 0), and 0 3 pseudogenes (mean 0.8; median 1) (fig. 1).

About the compulsions and convictions of her subjects Jamison is compassionate without being partial: "Empathy means realizing no trauma has discrete edges".

The partial agreement means that the union, the International Longshoremen's Association, will not carry out its threat to have 14,500 dockworkers go on strike this Sunday at 14 ports along the East and Gulf Coasts.