The phrase "a combination of incomplete" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing elements that are not fully formed or finished, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The report was a combination of incomplete data and unverified sources, leading to questionable conclusions."
Alternatives: "a mix of unfinished" or "a blend of partial".
The reason of failure to get superhard Cr Cu N coatings is a combination of incomplete monolayer coverage due to ultra-low Cu content, (220) preferred orientation, and the grain size of CrN with less than 20 nm.
A combination of incomplete replication, processing events and oxidative damage shortens telomeres with each round of cell division.
The presence of unmodified VLP subunit bands in the polymerized samples likely results from a combination of incomplete initiator attachment and incomplete initiation, the latter a phenomenon commonly observed in polymer protein grafts.
Altogether, these observations indicate that GFRα1+ cells continually change their states between As, Apr, and Aal spermatogonia through a combination of incomplete division and syncytial fragmentation, while giving rise to Ngn3+ cells from all of these states.
We suggest that phylogenetic discordance with respect to the species tree seen here is likely to arise via a combination of incomplete lineage sorting and a low incidence of introgression although we cannot rule out other explanations such as selection and recombination.
As incomplete expirations will result in early termination of the expiratory CO2 signal and low end-tidal CO2 (ETCO2), a combination of complete and incomplete expirations will result in variability in ETCO2.
Combo skin-A combination of either.
We assume that the residuals are due to a combination of technical noise and incomplete sampling of expression profiles of leukocyte populations.
These data should, however, not be over-interpreted as a combination of reporting bias and incomplete data make it difficult to reach firm conclusions.
Difficulties in prevalence estimation may have been further confounded by a combination of absent, inconsistent or incomplete record keeping, personal biases as well as systematic biases introduced where the sampling population was not representative of the population as a whole.
It was noteworthy that the scenario of incomplete lineage sorting could not be ruled out completely, and it is possible that the parapyhly pattern at this locus might have been shaped by a combination of both introgression and incomplete lineage sorting.
