Sentence examples for partially follows from inspiring English sources
The course of the race, roughly 1,100 miles (1,770 km) long, partially follows the old Iditarod Trail dogsled mail route blazed from the coastal towns of Seward and Knik to the goldfields and mining camps of northwestern Alaska in the early 1900s.
10.7554/eLife.10482.007 Figure 4. ArcLight fluorescence partially follows the kinetics of voltage sensor movement.
The MoJ said it would partially follow Lord Sharkey's amendment to the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 although it would grant a blanket pardon for those who have died and not investigate individual historical cases.
Margaret Thatcher's sketchy manifesto of 1979 is sometimes cited as a precedent (though it is an instructive one in another way too: her unadvertised economic medicine made her desperately unpopular).Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne have partially followed this opaque prescription.
The official IUPAC nomenclature guidelines are only partially followed in practice in the literature.
Recent experiments show that monolayer and few-layer graphene can partially follow the rough surface of the underlying substrates [15 19].
The yield development of all yields is accompanied by an increase in yield variability during mid-century that seems to partially follow precipitation patterns.
Because of its pragmatic aim, the government only partially followed indications arising from the scientific debate, rather considering pilot experiences autonomously occurring in Maremma and Piedmont (Toccaceli 2012).
Initially, the first molars are excluded from the anchorage unit, allowing them to partially follow the distal movement of the second molars.
In addition, only half of the consumers fully complied with the reheating instructions on the label, 36.5% only partially followed these instructions and 13.4% did not follow them at all.
Internationally recommended best practices are partially followed with the highest adherence observed for the quarry whose environmental impact study was more detailed and provided a stronger basis for designing the offset.
