Sentence examples for partially shielded from inspiring English sources
More diversified funds in other countries, which held more bonds in their portfolios, were partially shielded from stockmarket declines.
If the workers are partially shielded, like the three who stepped into radioactive water last month, their unaffected bone marrow will replenish the destroyed cells.
It is attributed to the fact that the applied CP is partially shielded by the defect with a narrow, deep geometry.
The findings indicate that agriculture may have partially shielded California from global warming over the past 150 years, a period that coincides with the expansion of agriculture in the state.
Only after returning to the lab did she recognize the significance of an apparently mundane fact: The other researchers in the lab all happened to wear eyeglasses, which partially shielded them when they used the UV light box.
The extraction mesh is partially shielded by the trap electrodes held at ground potential which results in a weakening of the extraction field at the position of the ions.
Because the spacecraft will partially shield the solar wind, the particle density will be even less.
Another is the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which helps fund PBS and NPR, which lawmakers wanted to partially shield from political pressure.
When present, thick, homogeneous and well-developed crusts, rich in either calcite or gypsum, partially shield the host rock from further pollutant absorption.
According to these results, both SiQDs-regenerated cellulose composite membranes present luminescent character as well as higher thermal resistance and conductivity than the original sample, although the dendrimer coverage of the SiQDs might partially shield such effects.
More recently, measurements from Lunar Prospector, Kaguya, and Chandrayaan have shown that some of the stronger magnetic anomalies can at least partially shield the lunar surface from the solar wind flow (Lin et al., 1998; Halekas et al., 2008a; Saito et al., 2010; Wieser et al, 2010).
