The phrase "as incompletely" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or state that is done in a manner that is not complete or thorough.
Example: "The report was submitted as incompletely as possible, leaving out several key sections."
Alternatives: "in a partial manner" or "in an incomplete way".
Doktor Schneiderhahn, meanwhile, is not so much enticingly enigmatic as incompletely sketched.
The fact that every run through a punch-card machine results in a different count, as incompletely detached chads fall out, is troubling, but it has seldom affected the outcome of an election.
Adaptations for climbing or scrambling based upon 'hooked leaves' observed in Gigantonoclea lagrelii are no longer supported and are reinterpreted as incompletely expanded leaves where the vernation process was interrupted.
For this reason, Blum describes Hispanics and Asians as incompletely racialized groups (Blum 2002, 149 155).
But the size and shape of AuNPs stabilized by gelatin residues (marked by pane 2 in Figure 6b) has no obvious difference with AuNPs stabilized by gelatin as well as incompletely degraded gelatin by comparing with Figures 1 and 6b.
Third, the result of CEUS was judged by the interventional radiologist performing the treatment, and equivocal cases were generally considered as incompletely ablated, and underwent a second ablative treatment.
Biogenesis of β-barrel membrane proteins is a complex, multistep, and as yet incompletely characterized process.
Because its therapeutic efficacy and limitations are as yet incompletely understood and appreciated, continuing research is warranted.
Post intensive care syndrome is a major contributor to these adverse outcomes, but as yet, incompletely understood and inadequately addressed.
My research into the landmark 2009 Transparency Act, after an initial shift in focus, led me to talk with journalists, lawyers, non-profit executives, government representatives and plain folks in a project that gave me a sharper sense of the law's as yet incompletely realized potential.
However, because of an apparently strong species barrier [14], [15] and the as yet incompletely understood natural routes and kinetics of CWD transmission, the magnitude and consequence of this exposure remain speculative.
