Sentence examples for partially remains from inspiring English sources

Beyond Long Lake, NY 28N partially remains in a mountainous region; Pinnacle Mountain, a 2159 feet peak, rises to the north, while lowlands lie to the south.

The only bias which may to some extent be platform dependent, is the nucleotide-per-cycle bias, the source of which partially remains to be determined; But at least for RNA-seq experiments, this bias appears to be present in additional platforms as well [16], [17].

However, whether Sia are transferred wholly or partially remains an area of future research.

Ensuring that a couple attends the initial antenatal visit together partially remains consistent with studies that have advocated for couple attendance to VCT/PMTCT or ANC [ 54].

Under conditions in which wild-type (WT) dynein is fully bound to the microtubule ([α/β-tubulin]: 600 nM), the weak binding mutant only partially co-sediments with the microtubule in the pellet (P) and partially remains in the supernatant (S).

Inside, the rooms are full of the partially preserved remains of hundreds of those who were killed by Hutu extremists.

They contained a series of human burials plus a number of partially cremated remains.

One tarpaulin covers the exquisite mosaic floor of what was once a large meeting hall, its colours as vibrant as if newly laid; the other hides the partially uncovered remains of a Roman baths complex.

The discovery of Mr. Pabón's partially preserved remains was one of a growing number of finds pulled from the world's glaciers and snow fields in recent years as warmer temperatures cause the ice and snow to melt, exposing their long-held secrets.

To make room for fresh interments, the sextons had recourse to the surreptitious removal of bones and partially decayed remains, and in some cases the contents of the graves were systematically transferred to pits adjacent to the site, the gravediggers appropriating the coffin plates, handles, and nails to be sold as waste metal.

Five years ago, Ben Potter made a dramatic discovery: the partially burned remains of a cremated 3-year-old child, left to rest in a hearth at Upward Sun River, one of the oldest settlements in Alaska.