Sentence examples for partially conducted from inspiring English sources

Any subsequent intervention due to a previously, only partially, conducted medical intervention (either due to partial knowledge, limited material or limited expertise) was considered NVA waste.   5.

And such evaluations are rarely neat, especially those partially conducted in public.

The work was partially conducted during the Cariplo Foundation (Milan, Italy) project 2015-0275: "Xenofenetics of drinking water: Microbiome and Resistome analyses for the improvement of water safety assessment tools (XenoMicroResist)".

After many field and laboratory experiments (e.g., Wearn and Larson, 1982; Wearn and Paros, 1988; Houston and Paros, 1998) partially conducted by the Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR, 1975), the Paros sensor, incorporating the Bourdon tube (Filloux, 1970), was highly improved, and has been called the Digiquartz pressure sensor.

This study was partially conducted in the Open Laboratories for Advanced Bioscience and Biotechnology (OLABB), Osaka University, Japan.

These results suggest that at pH 8, efflux of EB is at the very least, partially conducted by an ABC type transporter.

A receptor:inhibitor intermediate is partially conducting, which yields partial inhibition of channel activity.

The first step only generates partial inhibition; the second step or the isomerization reaction that turns the initial, partially conducting complex into a totally inhibitory complex produces additional inhibition.

This phenomenon occurs because the aluminum and chloride ions form an ionic lattice that partially conducts electricity, but upon melting, the compound changes to the electrically nonconducting covalent state.

Toward this, the meshless point collocation method (MPCM) is used for MHD flow problems in channels with fully insulating or partially insulating and partially conducting walls, having rectangular, circular, elliptical or even arbitrary cross sections.

The ionosphere presents a partially conducting interface between the magnetosphere and the atmosphere.