Sentence examples for partially contrasting from inspiring English sources

Then from rounds 4-9 the action was closely contested, with both fighters using their partially contrasting styles in attempts to one-up the other.

Due to these partially contrasting results, the exact role of LGP2 required further characterization.

Selection for the stability of the native state has to fulfil two partially contrasting requirements: stability against unfolding and stability against compact misfolded conformations [ 39, 47].

Similar lateralized components are not only triggered during manual response preparation, but can also be observed during covert saccade preparation (Eimer et al., 2006; Wauschkuhn et al., 1997; Van der Lubbe et al., 2000, 2006; but see also Van der Stigchel et al., 2006, for partially contrasting results).

In this study, the average number of NIS in Panama significantly decreases with augmenting copper concentration, which partially contrasts the findings of the two previously mentioned studies [5], [20].

In both models, however, the estimated coefficients suggested that the use of dose-dense adjuvant chemotherapy might remove the negative prognostic effect of HER2 overexpression on EFS and partially contrasted that on OS (Table 5).

Open image in new window Fig. 12 a, b Transverse contrast-enhanced CT images acquired during the portal-venous phase at two different levels in a 55-year-old man with littoral cell angioma, which presents as multiple hypodense, partially contrast-enhancing, lesions of different size (arrows).

These results partially contrast with those of other concurrent population-based studies in other areas.

These results partially contrast with previous data showing an effect of globular adiponectin to increase glucose uptake and lactate synthesis at the expense of glycogen synthesis as well as increased fatty oxidation, but not glucose oxidation as a result of this treatment, in L6 myotubes (44).

Although the observed regional distributions of food production and house construction may partially reflect contrasting patterns of territorial access to natural resources in indigenous reserves, they also appear related to disparate socioeconomic conditions.

Orientation tuning does not appear to be contrast-invariant when briefly flashed stimuli vary in both contrast and orientation, but contrast adaptation partially restores contrast-invariance of orientation tuning.