Sentence examples for seemingly partial from inspiring English sources

WHEN Barack Obama fired the acting head of the Internal Revenue Service IRSS) earlier this month, he doubtless hoped to quell the hullabaloo about its seemingly partial treatment of applications for tax-exempt status from conservative groups.

I want to leave the house early to get to the RHS show at Vincent Square, but overnight we've caught a mouse in the kitchen, in a mouse-friendly mousetrap (seemingly partial to chocolate biscuits) and its safe release on the heath becomes a priority for my eldest daughter.

America's Internal Revenue Service in numbers WHEN Barack Obama fired the acting head of the Internal Revenue Service IRSS) earlier this month, he doubtless hoped to quell the hullabaloo about its seemingly partial treatment of applications for tax-exempt status from conservative groups.

This seemingly partial inhibition of TG2 might be due to the limited TG2 inhibitory potency of ERW1041E (Ki: 11 μM [23]) compared with compound 2, although previously it has been shown that this compound was able to at least partially inhibit intestinal TG2 in a mouse model [8] and also in a mouse model of pulmonary hypertension to baseline levels [9].

Researchers in 1961 concluded that the seemingly impossible partial success of the red-filtered exposure was due to ultraviolet light, which is strongly reflected by some red dyes, not entirely blocked by the red filter used, and within the range of sensitivity of the wet collodion process Sutton employed.

We found 23 seemingly complete and 17 partial (e.g. with pseudogenes) such systems in Salmonella and Escherichia genomes.

A partial explanation for these seemingly dichotomous functions may lie in how the AhR is activated.

The government may seek a partial rapprochement, for pragmatic reasons, with private business, but seemingly not with the opposition mayors and governors elected in November, who have faced government harassment.

These results indicate that Picone identities are seemingly simple in form, but extremely useful in the study of partial differential equations, and they have become an important tool in the analysis.

Although I endured numerous painful surgeries and a partial foot amputation, after two years plus, I did the seemingly impossible.

The risk profile among "hyperfiltrators" suggested an underlying autoimmune activation involving serum creatinine which rendered partial escape from immunoassay leading to misclassification of subjects having (seemingly paradoxically) elevated cardiovascular risk.