'partial region' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a specific area that is only part of a larger region. For example, in a historical context, you could say, "The partial region controlled by the Ottoman Empire was the most powerful in the Mediterranean."
The degradation of the proposed method using "maxQ-JPEG50" was imperceptible even if the partial region was enlarged.
On the other hand, the delamination in U-U2 specimen was observed after the peak load in a partial region, which induces ductile behavior till a total failure.
In this framework, each base station (BS) has a number of antennas and each antenna responds for providing wireless communication services to the mobile hosts in a partial region, termed as a sector.
A novel adaptive control strategy is proposed herein to increase the efficiency of adaptive control by combining Takagi Sugeno (T S) fuzzy modeling and the Ge Yao Chen (GYC) partial region stability theory.
We failed in our initial effort to purify a prematurely developed Camelid-like E-tagged short scFv-K2 antibody that contained a complete variable region of the heavy chain and partial region of the light chain by using an anti-E-tag affinity column.
Fusarium-specific PCR primers targeting a partial region of the translation elongation factor-1 alpha (EF-1 alpha) gene were designed, and their specificity was tested against genomic DNA extracted from a large collection of closely and distantly related organisms isolated from multiple environments.
Figure 15 Comparison in the image quality by enlarged partial regions.
Figure 15 shows the enlarged partial regions of the images in Figure 14.
Sequence data of independent overlapping clones from the CTV-B165 genome showed highly divergent sequences of the overlapping region of 5′-UTR and ORF1a, the inter-domain region of ORF1a and the partial regions of ORF2.
However, since only partial regions in the conformation are fixed, in actual fact, the P-ERM protocol still maintains the degree of freedom in generating various structural configurations rather than stereotyping the molecular structure into a predefined homogeneous conformation.
The exact genomic structure of the stickleback MHC is still unknown, but partial regions of MHC class I and class II have been described previously [49], [50].
