Sentence examples for alone incomplete from inspiring English sources

As we shall show in this paper, the central metabolism in differentiating cells is regulated at different hierarchical levels, rendering conclusions drawn from transcriptomic data alone incomplete and highly deceptive.

Let us call (r,X) the set of complete data, whereas X alone is the set of incomplete data: since r is a hidden process, the model described in Section 2 corresponds to the situation where only incomplete data is available for estimation of the searched parameters θ.

But when the judicial inquiry takes 22 months to begin, as it did for Flight 447, the half-scope of the B.E.A.'s work stands alone and incomplete.

The notion that nomadic herdsmen survived on animal husbandry alone is incomplete.

Yet it is increasingly evident that a model of human development based on economic progress alone is incomplete.

One exists for the other, and so it is we find Adam in the presence of animals, getting dirt under his fingernails--lovely images that remind us that any theology fixated on humanity alone is incomplete.

The inhibition of EIB by a Cyst-LT1 receptor antagonist alone is incomplete, which implicates other bronchoconstrictve mediators in the pathogenesis of EIB [53].

Although this metric is the easiest to calculate (death records are among the most reliable health records) and the easiest to interpret, this metric alone is incomplete.

These findings suggest that NMuMG cells treated with TGF-β alone reveal incomplete EMT, and that the cells exposed to TGF-β and FGF-2 exhibit EMT and more aggressive characteristics that resemble those of activated fibroblasts.

Explanations based upon those data alone are incomplete because they do not describe the less-easily observed neurobiological links between the organism experiencing the genetic and environmental stimuli and the later emergence of depressive behaviour.

Overall, according to our data set it is difficult to disentangle the possible sources of phylogenetic discordance within the rice lineage: Either recombination alone, or incomplete lineage sorting due to recent divergence, or horizontal gene transfers involving particular loci.