Sentence examples for partially spared from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the embattled former Everton boss should have had his blushes partially spared late on, yet Van Persie passed up a glorious chance with a clear sight of goal.

In either case, insulin production is partially spared, as indicated by detectable, although relatively low, C-peptide levels.

Consequently, auditory verbal comprehension is significantly impaired in Wernicke's aphasia but the capacity to comprehend visually presented materials (written words and pictures) is partially spared.

However, when supraspinal connections are partially spared, there is a further loss in sensitivity of the H-reflex to afferent stimulation frequency.

Unexpectedly, the patients did not present with neonatal diabetes, suggesting that pancreatic islet development was at least partially spared, although they developed diabetes during late childhood.

At the level of the midbrain, there was a near complete loss of TH+ midbrain dopamine neurons in the substantia nigra pars compacta, while TH+ neurons in the ventral tegmental area were partially spared.

A range of probe dependencies have been observed for synthetic CCR5 ligands: from compounds that block chemokine binding but not HIV-1 gp-120 binding to compounds that block HIV-1 binding but partially spare CCR5 function through chemokine signaling.

Indeed, the absence of dihydroxylphenylacetic acid changes may even reflect increased dopamine synthesis in the spared terminals to partially compensate for the loss of dopamine striatal innervation, as seen in both asymptomatic and symptomatic Parkinson's disease primate models (Pifl and Hornykiewicz, 2006).

Germany's highest court has spared from demolition a partially built Gestapo museum in Berlin, where construction had been canceled by the city for lack of money.

Given that more than 200 million people fall ill with malaria each year, even a partially effective vaccine could spare huge numbers of people from the disease's debilitating effects.

Given that more than 200 million people fall ill with malaria each year, even a partially effective vaccine could spare huge numbers of people from the debilitating and sometimes fatal effects caused by a bite from a mosquito that transmits the malaria-causing parasite.