Sentence examples for partly in view of from inspiring English sources

Lacking other friends, Zwingli turned to Venice and France, partly in view of their political hostility to the empire, partly in the hope of persuading the rulers to accept evangelical views.

Partly in view of these sorts of questions, and partly because they have not been persuaded by the textual evidence offered on behalf of the literalist interpretation, other commentators have pursued non-literalist alternatives.

Partly in view of this assumption and due to our previous experiences on dissecting complex ancestry of native Peruvian isolates using phylogenetic methods [ 3] we did not attempt admixture analysis with complicated Bayesian statistics.

Partly in view of this possibility and to ensure that our conclusions did not represent shortcomings of a single approach, we adopted an integrated genotyping strategy for the cagPAI [ 29, 30] as well as the core genome through MLST of less recombining, neutral genes that encode cytoplasmic enzymes.

Our choice of studying cytokine production in ex vivo peripheral blood was partly pragmatic, in view of the limited scope for in vivo studies of infection in man.

In view of the partly inconclusive publications [ 27, 32– 34] we next wondered whether assessment of inflammatory mediator expression could improve characterization of the tissue response pattern.

Normative economics itself may be partly guilty for this state of affairs, in view of its repeated failure to provide conclusive results and its long-lasting focus on impossibility theorems (see § 4.1).

Such efforts are needed in view of the powerful and partly health-adverse effects of work and employment in times of economic globalization.

This may partly explain the wide range in susceptibility to HE (OR 0.7 3.6) that we observed among FLG mutation carriers, which – in view of the observed tendency for interaction – is partly related to the absence or presence of AD.

German investment, though considerable, is not what it might be in view of Poland's size (40m people) and proximity.That is partly Poland's fault.

Yet the negotiations taking place are extremely complicated, in view of the overlapping issues comprised in a potential "Grand Bargain," the features of which having partly dominated the two-hour American-Russian summit in Mexico.