Sentence examples for partly applied from inspiring English sources

The same partly applied to the solo piano pieces Humoresque and Pensée mélodique, which were also transposed for guitar.

Educational psychology is a partly experimental and partly applied branch of psychology, concerned with the optimization of learning.

Different from the last Baveno consensus [ 26] treatment was only partly applied in a stepwise manner.

There is no particular reason why these public funds could not be at least partly applied in an alternative manner.

Scanlon's modela explaining excess demand in the US state-regulated nursing home market (under fixed prices) can also be partly applied to Japan: the Japanese government, as the dominant purchaser, tends to set remuneration below the market price.

Yet it partly applies to the narrator, Paul Sweetbread: young, Jewish, dimly well-intentioned, and shattered.

Note that this also partly applies to the short-run estimates for those laid off in 2008.

The concept of frontier expansion, and the related change of the role of secondary forest in the landscape, typical for colonization areas, does only partly apply to this environment.

The results from this study may only partly apply to other species, traits and data structures.

Experiences from other forms of exercises with other aims can only partly be applied to this study.

The answer lies partly in applying what is known as social and emotional learning (SEL), a concept that has been around for many years, but which is now increasingly being adopted by schools – with some very dramatic effects on children's behaviour, development and academic performance.