Sentence examples for partially independently from inspiring English sources
The technical difficulties could thus partially explain why soil ecology makes a parsimonious use of models and evolutionary rationales and why soil ecology has developed partially independently of general ecology.
It might for example be difficult to publish models in soil ecology journals or soil ecology studies in generalist journals because soil ecology has historically developed partially independently from general ecology and theory.
These data suggest that the TSC1 TSC2 complex may regulate VEGF-A secretion, at least partially, independently of TORC1.
These results indicate that even though the genes in the two sets were selected partially independently from each other, they produce similar results.
In contrast to cAMP elevating inotropes, hypothermia prolongs contraction and relaxation times, acts partially independently of SR function and significantly reduces HR.
Second, it suggests that locomotor performance can be an index of individual quality in the context of spring arrival time that functions at least partially independently of the morphological quality indicator, which is the size of tail ornament.
That copeptin was related to the primary outcome independently of baseline levels of fasting glucose, HbA1c, and insulin level suggests that the copeptin-associated risk of heart disease and death is at least partially independent from glucotoxicity and insulin resistance.
Introduction Because gas exchanges under ECMO are partially controlled independently of mechanical ventilation (MV), opposite strategies can be considered from fully controlled MV to early spontaneous ventilation (SV).
One main objective of the partitioner is to create a matrix structure that can be built and partially solved independently by each partition.
DNA microarray dataset was independently partially validated with quantitative real-time PCR (RT-PCR).
A partially overlapping and independently phenotyped population of 499 P. trichocarpa genotypes was assembled from 44° to 58.6° N and established in Surrey, British Colombia, as described by Porth et al. [ 15].
