Sentence examples for resides partly from inspiring English sources

The exhibition's strength resides partly in its capacity to make the familiar look fresh.

The power of "Get Out" and "I Am Not Your Negro" resides partly in the films' ominous whispers and parallel reveals.

The strength of these works resides partly in their gentle humor but mostly in the muscular, no-holds-barred way in which Mr. Walker wields a brush.

That strength resides partly in the national aspects of our founding document, among them the now maligned commerce clause and the newly mistrusted supremacy clause, which gives preference to federal over state law when there is a conflict.

Altogether these data show that the reason for the reduced growth of Cd-treated non-mycorrhizal plants resides partly in an altered functioning of photosynthesis but also in the lowering of the density of RC.

Indeed, one of the major limitations to our knowledge of human neurological diseases resides partly in the limits inherent to animal models, which mimic some aspects of the human neurological disorder without reproducing its complexity arising from both genetic and environmental factors.

The wrinkle here is that capabilities reside partly in people, and an old saw of M&A is that you can't buy people they will walk out the door.

Finally, because these various neurons release in an activity-dependent manner different combinations of neuropeptides that modulate the activity of the CPG, the ingestive-egestive state of the CPG may in fact reside partly in its state of neuromodulation [38], [49].

Variation in tissue susceptibility to MG may reside partly in differing levels of the glyoxalase system together with those molecules (glutathione, polyamines, carnosine, creatine, pyridoxamine) which normally exert protective carbonyl scavenging activity towards glycating agents such as MG (Hipkiss 2005; de Arriba et al. 2006).

This partly resides in the anxiety most parents have about their adolescent children's burgeoning sexuality.

Furthermore, since body weight control resides at least partly in the hypothalamus, the decrease in growth progression observed might be considered as an early peripheral sign of neurological disturbances.