Sentence examples for partly reconciled from inspiring English sources
These discrepancies have been partly reconciled by a recent study which defined ionic conditions uncovering co-regulation of TPCs by NAADP, PI 3,5 P2, and ATP.
By adding a jump component to the index dynamics, we are able to partly reconcile the differences between the index and option-implied risk-neutral densities, and propose a peso-problem interpretation of this evidence.
In this paper we partly reconcile the literature by identifying how the equity outcomes of NCMS change after the reform.
All these things could be partly true, I suppose, but they never really get reconciled; like Paternot, Kuo seems content simply to offer anecdotes, not judgments.
This is partly because of the grace with which he has reconciled the values of the 60's counterculture with the reality of professional practice in changing times.
Clegg feels that the Conservatives have never reconciled themselves properly to the concept of coalition, partly because they were so sure they were going to win outright, and partly because the coalition deal was never put to any democratic forum of the Conservative party.
His essay is partly a meditation on reconciling his separation from his birthplace with the unfamiliarity of his adopted home.
Every contradiction is reconciled.
The two later reconciled.
The brothers never reconciled.
