"partially lowered" is a correct phrase and is often used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation in which something has been lowered, but not completely. For example, "The cost of the project was partially lowered by collecting donations from the community."
Dependence on imported fossil fuels and electricity could be partially lowered with forest biomass.
Your snout is jammed out over the edge of the partially lowered glass, pressing and straining for more fresh air.
This can happen even when the windows are partially lowered, the vehicle is in the shade, or the outside temperatures seem relatively moderate.
Adsorption with R. akari greatly reduced titers to both antigens (<16 to both antigens for both samples), whereas adsorption with R. rickettsii only partially lowered titers to both antigens (512 versus 256 for the first sample; 128 versus 64 for the second sample).
Hollande's government on Wednesday signed off a decree on a key campaign promise to roll back Sarkozy's pension reform and partially lower the pension age to 60 for people who have worked since a young age, such as 18 or 19.
It was postulated that phenolic compounds might partially lower the proteolysis caused by endogenous proteinases.
All three presented indicators are completely quantified, but partially lower quantification stages are offered to discuss possibilities and constraints of different stages of quantification.
The amount of H1.0 in the NET tissues was partially lower (e.g. Figure 2A, lanes 2 and 3) and partially higher (e.g. Figure 2A, lanes 5 and 14) than in the corresponding normal tissues.
In the group of patients in whom integrated arterial filters were used, detection of partially lower mean postoperative IL-6, IL-2R, and CRP values at all time points of blood collection promises potential gains in the future.
Here we show that two AOX-utilising mutants, grisea and PaCox17::ble, are able to compensate partially for lowered OXPHOS efficiency resulting from AOX-dependent respiration by increasing mitochondrial content.
These have surface tensions of 63.4, 40.1, and 44.0 dynes/cm, [11] respectively, which partially explains the lowered surface tensions.
