Sentence examples for are often not complete from inspiring English sources
Reactions are often not complete, and typical metamorphic fabrics may be poorly developed or not developed at all.
The dossiers checked are often not complete.
Using historical growth curve data is of course limited to having data available, and our study has shown that growth curves in this population are often not complete.
However, the effects of splice site changes are often not complete and some normal protein is produced, which may contribute to the milder phenotype seen in this patient compared with the previously described individual with a p.G35E missense mutation in the P-box motif (19).
According to those drawing up the new system, a "significant proportion" of doctors are not sufficiently precise about the cause of death on certificates, which also are often not completed fully or legibly.
In contrast, firms are only required to make an announcement when they first establish a repurchase program, announced repurchases are often not completed (Stephens and Weisbach (1998)), and there are major problems with the standard data source used to approximate repurchase announcements.
These observations provide experimental evidence for a recently proposed mechanism, based on theoretical calculations, suggesting that the elimination of precursor ligands is often not complete.
The F.T.C.'s clearinghouse is open to all law enforcement agencies but is generally not used by the I.R.S., which said in its response that the commission's identity-theft data was often not complete enough to warrant starting a criminal investigation.
Since these analyses were based upon archival review, the data available in the files were often not complete.
Second, as the precipitation is often not complete, because of the capping of Cd2+ ions by carboxylic acid (–COOH) and amine (–NH2) groups of tryptophan, smaller particles may simply result.
It is open to interpretation, and it is often not complete until audience members weigh in with their own thoughts.
