Sentence examples similar to partial openness from inspiring English sources
Gaps created by partial harvesting measurably increased canopy openness, ground-level solar radiation, and shallow soil temperatures proportional to gap sizes, but the changes were small and only consistently higher than the range of these conditions in un-harvested riparian areas when gaps were >50 m2.
Congo (Brazzaville) slipped from partly free to not free status, mainly because of a deterioration in government transparency and openness, while there were partial reversals of earlier gains in Burundi, Chad, Madagascar, Côte d'Ivoire, Mauritius, Somalia, South Africa and Guinea-Bissau.
We need more openness to public expression of religious values and wisdom (the partial truth of the right) offered in an accessible language to people of different faith systems and we need stricter institutional boundaries between religion and state (the left's partial truth) to insure genuine religious liberty.
Coach P. J. Carlesimo has been reluctant to criticize players publicly, but his recent openness toward toying with different lineups could be read as at least a partial indictment of Evans's lack of scoring.
The partial media access — which has been gingerly incorporated into these meetings since last August — marks a relative openness for an organization that, under its nonprofit status, has shielded its donors' identities.
The think-tank does, however, find a partial explanation for the bias in the fact that being left-wing correlates to what they call "openness to experience", a personality trait which, apparently, makes you more likely to pursue "intellectually stimulating careers like academia".
We have allowed openness".
