Sentence examples for partly restrained from inspiring English sources

February shipments may have been partly restrained by labor disruptions at Boeing, the world's largest aircraft manufacturer.

Further it is quite usual seismically induced oscillations of a structure in a city center block of buildings to be partly restrained in lateral displacements and therefore torsional behavior to be introduced in the structure.

The heart was then partly restrained with a plastic receptacle inserted beneath the posterior apex to ensure maintenance of myocardial depth during imaging experiments [ 26, 28].

Figure  1G-H shows that Nec-1 partly restrains ZFP36-dependent cell death in HEK293T cells, thus confirming that ZFP36 triggers RIP1-dependent cell death.

BCL-2 may be able to partly restrain Bak at these high, non-physiological concentrations, as well as inhibit normal targets Bax and Bad, which also influence platelet life span, albeit not to nearly the same extent as loss of Bak.

These findings provide proof that the baroreflex acts to finely balance the opposing effects of sympathetic vasoconstriction and metabolic vasodilation, and it also acts to partly restrain the arterial blood pressure response to exercise by buffering activation of the increase in sympathetic activity due to the central command and the exercise pressor reflex.

It is worth noting that cash flow from operations rose by about two-thirds under Mr. Hurd, restrained partly because as H.P. grew it needed more working capital.

In the days of yore, competition was restrained partly by the limit on how many pieces of plastic Americans could stuff into their billfolds.

The document may partly explain why Washington restrained its annoyance over Lula's friendship with his counterparts Hugo Chávez in Venezuela and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Iran.

These comebacks are restrained because Swift is partly right.

No senior figure has been held criminally liable or has even been disqualified for the practices that helped to trigger the financial crisis, partly because the laws that should have restrained them were slashed by successive governments.