Sentence examples for partially counterbalanced from inspiring English sources

A partially counterbalanced experimental design exposed drivers to critical scenarios, which had been determined in a previous experiment.

Those four years were a brief period when recent developments in arms and ammunition made battlefields far more lethal than they had been a decade before, while discoveries in medicine – which could have partially counterbalanced the awful effects of the new ordnance – were still a handful of years in the future.

These stress factors are partially counterbalanced by the city's large number of sunny days--292 in 2007.

The higher fatality and risk of involvement in a crash in males compared to females is partially counterbalanced by their lower amount of exposure, observed for males of all ages except the extreme age groups.

The CO2 released from fires, overall, is a small fraction of the estimated average annual Net Primary Productivity and, unlike fossil fuel CO2 emissions, the pulsed emissions of CO2 during fires are partially counterbalanced by uptake of CO2 by regrowing vegetation in the decades following fire.

Also in this case, we can speculate that the gradual saturation of cellular matrices with Cd ions may have displaced Zn ions leading to a transient increase in the activity of the free Zn forms that, in turn, was only partially counterbalanced by a weak increase in the amount of Zn ions immobilized with thiol compounds in the LMW complexes (Additional file 1: Figure S3, Tables S3 and S4).

And Mr. Xi's visit to the Kremlin, just eight days after his installation as president, sent a clear message that China can turn to its own sources of support, to partially counterbalance the United States when necessary.

With that constituency ready and waiting, "Republicans this year picked their worst possible candidate," Garin argues, contending that Romney's wealth and background provoke animosity to Republican elites among white working-class voters, partially counterbalancing the hostility of many of these voters to President Obama.

The reduced degradation in the enhanced boiling heat transfer coefficient is shown to be the result of a liquid Prandtl number augmentation of the liquid-phase convection process inside the porous matrix, which partially counterbalances the negative effect of mass diffusion on the thin film evaporation process in enhanced boiling.

In fact, the prestressing force is used to control cracks formation, to reduce deflections and to partially counterbalance the effect of dead and live loads.

During the E-wave upstroke, the total pressure gradient along intraventricular flow is the algebraic sum of a pressure decrease contributed by local acceleration and a pressure rise contributed by a convective deceleration that partially counterbalances the local acceleration gradient.