Sentence examples for partially opposite from inspiring English sources

Again, this illustrates the different and partially opposite roles of JAK/STAT signaling in lymph glands and in circulating hemocytes.

Second, the μ g/0.1 g and 1.9 g/2 g panels are very similar to each other, but partially opposite to the hypogravity and hypergravity panels (blue repressed areas are substituted by yellow/red areas).

In our study, the gingival epithelial cells responded to the examined surfaces partially opposite to the osteoblasts and exhibited a slightly decreased viability and less dense cell layers on the native and S1 coated ceramic specimens, which is supported by several works [ 27, 28].

The activity of the three pipistrelles P. nathusii, P. pipistrellus, and P. pygmaeus was affected by similar landscape characteristics on similar spatial scales, however partially in opposite ways (Fig. 2).

These findings could be partially explained by opposite correlations of mentioned markers with hsCRP and total cholesterol levels.

Compounds like these that are predicted to be 'inhibited' produce expression patterns in the dataset partially or completely opposite to the effect observed in the literature.

Furthermore, we revealed that c-Myc is involved in the observed effect of HIF-2α on IL-8 upregulation, whereas Mxi-1 partially mediated the opposite effect of HIF-1α.

Standing opposite him, partially lit by the bulb shining from its gaslight cage, was a young woman dressed in a miniskirt of stretch fabric and a bosomy blouse of silver lamé.

In one case, the inserted sequences was extremely long (1385 nt) and could be partially aligned to the opposite DNA strand in the region of deletion and to the genome in the region next to corresponding deletion.

The inversion of a linear system based on a propagation model, where the two opposite waves are partially coherent, makes it possible to obtain the energy density.

This category does not depend on x, nor on X, and is naturally opposite to the partially ordered set (overline{V}_n) of non-empty subsets (S subset [n]) in the ordinal [n].