Sentence examples for partly opposite from inspiring English sources

Our results thus indicate partly opposite dispersal-establishment strategies of diploid sexual and triploid apomictic biotypes of H. alpinum.

Cambridge, city, Middlesex county, eastern Massachusetts, U.S., situated on the north bank of the Charles River, partly opposite Boston.

It has been shown from studies of normal subjects of different ages that oral administration of estrogens and androgens have partly opposite effects on the GH IGF– IGFBP axis (Heald et al., 2005; Rooman et al., 2005; Veldhuis et al., 2005).

These results are partly the opposite to the study of Aarestrup et al. [ 20], who found significant differences between S. aureus strains in both phagocytosis and killing.

The pattern was partly the opposite in Sweden; a larger share of the women than of the men were daily smokers in the youngest and middle aged group, while there was no gender difference in the oldest age group.

This collaboration between a Syracuse, New York guitarist and rapper and an electric kora player from Guinea manages the opposite, partly by keeping things simple.

The Asian markets are doing the opposite partly because of SARS, but even before that Asian markets weren't looking good.

However, the following alternative definition of smartness resulted (partly) in the opposite observation.

This difference in NF- κB profile could therefore partly explain the opposite effects observed with Fas and TNF- α.

These differences in ER binding profiles may partly explain the opposite expression pattern between ER+ and ER- cells.

Transpiration responses were partly offset by opposite responses in soil evaporation, which was strongly correlated with surface soil moisture (Θ1, top 50 cm, Fig.  3A).