Sentence examples for an incomplete representation of from inspiring English sources

The differences which occur between the two are not due to numerical accuracy issues, but instead are caused by an incomplete representation of the system at coarse scales.

In Europe, previous studies of historical flood losses corrected for demographic and economic growth ('normalized') have been limited in temporal and spatial extent, leading to an incomplete representation of trends in losses over time.

Two further cautions: With only two indicators directly related to family background, we surely have an incomplete representation of that construct.

The resulting feature space is an incomplete representation of the text and may be missing valuable information that may not be easily identifiable to the researcher.

Another justification may be the reliance on an incomplete representation of the observed variability by the lack of relative information among the represented topologies.

A mechanism sketch is an incomplete representation of a mechanism that specifies some of the relevant entities, activities, and organizational features but leaves gaps that cannot yet be filled.

Traditionally the emission has been broadly described by Fowler-Nordheim theory [17], although this is now generally considered to be an incomplete representation in the case of electron emission from most nanomaterials.

This is due to a few projection neurons with low response latencies, which provide an early but incomplete representation of an odor's identity [48].

This work focuses on a plausible, albeit incomplete representation of a genetic network – a sparse undirected graph – and the task of estimating the structure of such a network from high-dimensional transcript profiling data.

Shorter observed sequences could be an indication of incomplete representation of genes, but one must keep in mind that average gene sizes could vary among species, i.e., rice fl-cDNAs (1,747 bp) are 14% longer than Arabidopsis fl-cDNAs (1,532 bp) (TAIR 9 and RIKEN, accessed in 12.2.2010).

This can be justified by the use of a rough and incomplete representation of the observed spatiotemporal variability, by the use of homogeneous spherical distributions in the TGA model, and by missing relative information among the represented topologies.