Sentence examples for partly introduced from inspiring English sources

RuO2 partly introduced into NiO-based electrode had improved its electrochemical performance and capacitive properties by using electrochemical measurements.

It focuses on hospitals built under the UK's private finance initiative (PFI), which was partly introduced to inject increased innovation into hospital delivery.

The law was partly introduced to make it easier to deport radical cleric Abu Hamza al Masri.

Therefore, the SP3 hybrid orbital component could be partly introduced into the C-H bond (SP2 hybrid orbital) of the benzene ring.

In Italy, women's suffrage was partly introduced by Benito Mussolini's government in 1925, and In April 1945, the provisional government decreed the enfranchisement of women allowing for the immediate appointment of women to public office.

We recognize that our original PL technique may have partly introduced a bias favoring the DA.

It's been doing that partly by introducing even higher-end models like the Nüvi 3597 LMTHD, which sells for $379.99 but comes with a fancy magnetic mount and bells-and-whistles map features.

She aspired to eliminate the start and the finish, and managed this partly by introducing machines, which get the dancers into the air, often turbulently, and allow them to travel much faster than they could on their own.

Mr. Masur spoke briefly at the end of the program, partly to introduce the encores -- Bernstein's "Mambo" from "West Side Story," Johann Strauss's "Egyptian March" and the Bach -- but also to express his admiration for the orchestra and to tell the audience, "I'm still with you, and we don't forget the time here".

The report attributes this to running awareness campaigns in all mass media to raise the awareness of the benefits of breast-feeding and the potential harmful effects of milk substitutes, and partly by introducing the National Code on Breast Milk Substitutes, which seeks to regulate how the products can be marketed.

A number of cultivated species of plants were also introduced partly from America and partly from Polynesia before the arrival of Europeans; of these the principal species was the sweet potato, which was cultivated in extensive plantations and formed the staple diet.