Sentence examples for partially verifies from inspiring English sources
The positive dependence between the two indices partially verifies the ideas about the usefulness of the undergraduate education of health professionals in the diffusion of PHR to the community of patients, although the experience that students gained was through a patient-oriented medical scenario.
In our assembly process, words that are partially verified may be extended in their verified direction using matching verifier word(s) (green and blue text) and in the other direction by appending reference sequence (black text) and words that are non-verified may be extended in both directions using reference sequence (black text).
Some of it, such as transcripts of mobile phone conversations between separatist leaders, has been partially verified by the US.
In parallel, a prototype engine is developed and tested to partially verify the present theory.
The proposed models were partially verified by a laboratory dataset and numerical calculations without consideration of deformation.
And, second, a relation can partially verify a classical dependency in the sense that only some tuples, called exceptions, break the dependency.
The optimal and quasi-optimal control schemes were partially verified on a quarter-car simulator with a random road input and the preliminary results are encouraging.
The reduction of computing time is particularly dramatic and estimates based on operation counts are partially verified by actual computational experience.
The developed model is partially verified by comparing the results with those from experimental tests on uniform corrosion of multiple reinforcing bars.
This is partially verified by comparing the maximum stress of 43.6 GPa in case C11 (400 m/s machining speed) with that of 30.1 GPa in case C9 (25 m/s machining speed).
A Confocal Acoustic Holography Microscope (CAHM) has been designed, simulated and partially verified experimentally to take holograms for non-invasive, three-dimensional measurements of a specimen's refractive indices from one view point.
