Sentence examples for partly inherent from inspiring English sources

The bigness is partly inherent in the government's appetite for large problems.

That is partly inherent in the script, yet further trims are needed in the middle of this nearly two-and-a-half-hour, intermissionless play to tighten the pace.

The fact that a smartphone includes tens or hundreds of thousands of possibly patentable functions is partly inherent to the technology, but it is also due to a patent system that allows for legions of patents that have virtually no value in themselves except as lottery tickets or land mines for disabling opponents.

Although this review is quite comprehensive with respect to the scenario method in the field of health or health care, there are some limitations (partly inherent to the scenario method, see below) which should be mentioned.

This may be partly inherent to the set up of our study, but it may also reflect that the inclusion of clinical features is shifting from the front of the diagnostic process, to the end.

Opponents also cited Mr. Summers's combative personality, which they described as a mismatch for the work of leading the Fed's fractious policy-making committee, and the lingering concerns over his 2005 comments, as president of Harvard, suggesting that the dearth of female scientists stems partly from inherent differences between the genders.

Variability will partly be inherent to the species, but most important is to understand the ground for interpretations as discussed.

Where experiment and simulation do not quantitatively agree, this is partly due to inherent differences in analysis and time scales.

The debate is based partly on the inherent uncertainties associated with phylogenetic reconstruction when only short sequences of closely related genotypes are available.

This was partly due to inherent differences between crews (skills, familiarity with local flora, and accuracy in applying SOPs), partly to ambiguities in the SOPs, and partly to insufficient training with the SOPs.

The neutronic design shows that the 20 MWth U-Battery with a 10-year lifetime is feasible using less than 20% enriched uranium, while the negative values of the temperature coefficients of reactivity partly ensure the inherent safety of the U-Battery.