Sentence examples for subject to partial from inspiring English sources
Labour market slack in the US economy remains substantial, and subject to partial control by monetary policy.
"It seems that part of this team had been subject to partial arrest" in the spring of 2004, Mr. Sarkozy told reporters.
As a result there are very few of the tropes of nationhood - be it flag, anthem, monarchy or currency - that are not subject to partial rejection and complete confusion.
The fluorescence emission from photonic crystals is subject to partial photobleaching.
This process will be extended, with these rooms being closed for even longer periods or additional rooms being subject to partial closure.
The reason for avoiding this approach is both its structural (many antennas) and computational (decoding subject to partial brute-force) complexity.
In other words, the elements are considered to be attenuated or curtailed variants of neuromuscular processes that, if they were not subjected to partial inhibition, would give rise to visible bodily movements.
Seven dogs were subjected to partial surgical debridement of cartilage from one femoral head.
Three clubs have been forced to close their stadiums this season, while five have been subjected to partial stadium closures.
As much as 50 mL of distilled water was then added before subjecting to partial freeze-drying process.
No overall trend was found between forest floor carbon stocks in stands subjected to partial or complete harvest treatments.
