Sentence examples for partially countered from inspiring English sources

John Keegan from Critical Myth awarded the episode a 5 out of 10 and wrote, "Overall, this episode falls short due to a completely ludicrous central concept, only partially countered by an interesting resolution highlighting the more sinister side of Informant X.

Introducing either G550E or I539T within ΔF508 CFTR partially countered misfolding and enhanced export from ER to Golgi (Figure 6).

As the death rate increases, it can take a lot more cell divisions to expand, because cell divisions are (partially) countered by cell deaths.

This effect may be partially countered by the slightly reduced platelet adhesion to fibrinogen and reduced subsequent spreading, perhaps leading to fewer platelet-platelet contacts.

NP is also a target of cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs), and so is under continual pressure for change in CTL epitopes (Berkhoff et al., 2004, 2007; Valkenburg et al., 2011)—a pressure partially countered by the fact that some of these epitopes are under functional constraint (Rimmelzwaan, et al., 2004a; Berkhoff et al., 2005, 2006).

By doing that, he and others believe people can partially counter the tendency of the human brain to focus on our own personal experiences — what Kahneman calls "the inside view" — and ignore the substantial power of history and statistics to at least provide context.

It also decided that the barbette armour of the earlier ships was too thin and wanted a modest increase in speed to partially counter the higher speeds of the latest foreign ships like the British s and Russian s.

However, when FA was added in the medium, the yields of the different metabolic products on glucose were not significantly altered (Table 2), possibly because the toxic effect of the high FA concentration (Table 1) partially counter-affected the phenotype of the FMP43 mutant.

Taken together, these results indicate that A. ervi has likely evolved successful strategies to partially counter symbiont-based defenses employed by A. pisum.

To partially counter this effect, the number of loci required to declare a selective sweep, N, was defined individually for each breed (Table  1) and a larger N was required for breeds with larger numbers of monomorphic and low MAF SNPs.

The idea was to pay a bonus that would equal -- or at least partially counter -- the almost universal penalties for early withdrawal.