Sentence examples for Incomplete focus from inspiring English sources

The Leg-Reg piece of the new curriculum aims to broaden the 1L program's perspective from the essential, but by today's standards incomplete, focus on private law topics and common law reasoning that had dominated the 1L curriculum since 1873.

Afek believes, however, that "current solutions on the market are either incomplete, focusing only on a single or partial element of the video production process, or are costly and/or geared only towards experienced professionals".

We explored clinical data systems but those available were incomplete, focused on hospital visits only, and did not adequately identify pesticide exposure in routinely coded data, unlike pesticide exposure incident reporting systems specifically designed for such purposes which have proved very useful in evaluating reductions in other jurisdictions [ 46].

Current frameworks are incomplete and focus on a subset of the total set of factors.

But it would be unfair and incomplete to focus the investigation solely on Mr. Ickes, Mr. Gore or any other single individual.

Because it is possible that the historical data are incomplete, we focus on the spatial distribution of occurrence rate and not the absolute value of the rate.

J. Game Theory 13 (1984) 69 96] extension of the λ-transfer value to cooperative games with incomplete information focuses among other things on the strength of the incentive constraints at the solution for determining the power of coalitions.

We found that several ontologies to describe experimental methods were useful but incomplete and focused on higher eukaryotes and thus did not yet contain terms needed for microbial pathogens.

The sequence between David and Jill appears to have greater potential to constitute a threat to face, since David launches a number of test questions and designedly incomplete utterances focused on a single word (Irish) before Jill is able to participate in the topic of conversation.

And our explanations for ethical scandals are incomplete without a focus on group dynamics.

Health policymaking is incomplete if the focus is solely on government and providers; community participation cannot be overlooked.