Sentence examples for almost complete missing from inspiring English sources

For calculating phylogenetic trees only complete and almost complete (missing a maximum of 5% of the supposed full-length sequence, "Partials") sequences were included in the dataset (Additional file 1).

If the missing exposure observations are infrequent and the data are almost complete and missing completely at random, approximating an unbalanced data set by a balanced one is subject to limited loss of efficiency.

Physicians were contacted to complete missing data.

But because it is attached to an almost complete body (the missing right hand that held the strigil was lost only a few years ago), the figure's intense gaze takes on a new meaning; it no longer seems the faraway stare of a dreamer but the concentrated look of someone absorbed in an apparently mundane task.

The Dutch adolescent group had almost complete data, with missing data on BMI in only one patient.

Also, in regards to lysine, it preserves an almost-complete pathway missing only the last step, catalyzed by the action of the lysA gene product (diaminopimelate decarboxylase).

The vertebrae are almost complete, except for the missing distal portions of the neural spines.

But the good work of Mr. Reed and his colleagues went for little, by reason of the almost complete failure of Miss Fanny Davies to give vitality and the real Elgarian atmosphere to the piano part.

The data for these variables were almost complete: only two participants were missing mole counts.

Education was almost complete for all cohorts, only missing 0.5-2.8 0.5-2.8a.

LMR has almost complete national coverage (<5% missing except 12% for 2007) and figures are extrapolated to full national coverage for each year.