Sentence examples for partly exhibited from inspiring English sources

But they knew Obama, at best, only partly exhibited this tradition.

12 This limited (but partly exhibited) efficacy of such a synthetic DMARD regimen also supports the expert opinion of switching patients for whom a first DMARD strategy has failed and who do not have bad prognostic markers to another DMARD (or eventually DMARD combination).

As such, toxic inhalants may partly exhibit their toxicity by lowering the threshold for secondary triggers, complicating assessment of their risk.

They aim to do this partly by promoting French artists abroad and at international venues at home and partly by exhibiting lesser-known contemporary foreign artists in France, which opens up the French art scene.

Munch was able to make a living partly by exhibiting versions of paintings already owned by others.

This gene is strongly expressed during flower development in Arabidopsis and can partially complements KAT2, which mutant exhibited partly male sterility [ 48].

Wood extracted with hot-water lost most of its resistance against decay by Postia placenta and also exhibited partly reduced resistance against decay by Neolentinus lepideus and Gloeophyllum trabeum (Anderson et al. [1962]).

Partly it is their vibrant colors and jaunty imagery, and partly that they exhibit a remarkably confident and joyous use of paint.

The second is no less unhelpful partly because reasons to regard an action as justified are also reasons for performing it, partly because it exhibits Frankena's tendency to identify justifying reasons with specifically moral reasons whereas justifying reasons, as such, need have nothing to do with moral concern.

In our test system (hot-above-cold, see Fig. 4a), the buildup concentration would become obvious with increasing the surface area of the MWNT electrode, exhibiting partly the properties of the concentration cell [6].

Intriguingly, however, in the small subset of our clinical specimen, exhibiting partly membranous expression in addition to cytoplasmic expression, progression-free survival and OS was significantly reduced in univariate analysis compared with patient samples without any membranous expression.