Sentence examples for partly counterbalanced from inspiring English sources

Shares of home builders rose broadly after the better-than-expected housing data, which partly counterbalanced fears about the economic recession.

At its least, as Moss intended, the act partly counterbalanced the dozens of laws establishing secrecy and penalties for the unauthorized release of information.

The out-migration has been partly counterbalanced by in-migration from Commonwealth countries, particularly from the West Indies and the Indian subcontinent.

Their failure to found an academy was partly counterbalanced by Samuel Johnson in his Dictionary (published in 1755) and by Robert Lowth in his Grammar (published in 1761).

Again, these afforestation rates are partly counterbalanced by deforestation activities in India [30, 31].

The results of this study are limited by its rather small sample size, though this can be partly counterbalanced by the huge range in our sample composition.

We speculate that the stream microclimate effect can partly counterbalance edge effects imposed by upslope forest disturbances, hence appropriately sized and managed riparian buffers can protect suitable microclimates at streams and within riparian forests.

Partly counterbalancing that effect was the relatively small number of teams and players back then (16 teams then versus 30 today), making for a less diluted product among those that did play.

The role of the oxidative stress is also supported by the data obtained infusing vitamin C. In this study, for the first time, we report that GLP-1 can partly counterbalance this phenomenon.

We here show that Notch signaling on macrophages induces a pro-angiogenic phenotype in vitro and in vivo and possibly partly counterbalances the overall anti-angiogenic effect of Notch activation in inflammatory neovascularization.

Such effects partly counterbalance each other, and this explains the lower power reduction between the two frequency bands in the cross-polarized case with respect to the co-polarized one.