Sentence examples for partially captured from inspiring English sources

However, the de-identification systems sometimes partially captured these unusual formats, as reflected by an increase in partial matches.

Partial credit on the open-ended questions was awarded for answers that partially captured the basics of tornado formation and climatology.

Both incidents were partially captured on cellphone video.

Both deaths were partially captured on mobile phone video footage that was widely shared online, amplifying public concern, drawing condemnation from political leaders and cultural figures such as the singer Beyoncé Knowles, and prompting new demonstrations across the country.

Statistical data so far have only partially captured the effect of the quake and the crisis at the quake-stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, which began later in March.

Economists have only partially captured what's meant by confidence, or trust, says Akerlof.

The analysis includes industry, location, and firm size variables which partially capture some of these differentials.

The observed school effect might partially capture the role of parents' characteristics or even individual talent.

Two mechanisms occurring within friendship - friend pressure and unsupervised co-deviancy - may partially capture the way friends influence one another.

The convenient approach in this study can partially capture those effects, and there is a possibility that the estimators may be biased because of the omitted variable bias.

The link between capital growth and business lending could partially capture impacts of differences across banks in the growth of deposits or in their access to liquidity.