Sentence examples for as yet imperfect from inspiring English sources
Those who are starting to look for such deviations say that their programs are as yet imperfect but that, nonetheless, some are finding widespread use of steganography on the Internet.
From a technical point of view, while our studies have shown that the signature motifs are highly accurate, they are dependent on our as-yet-imperfect method for defining which amino acid can substitute at the key sites in the motif based on energetic/modeling studies on the crystallographic structural data, without accounting for the insertions and deletions that rarely occur in the V3 loop.
An entire market (as yet quite imperfect, as we shall see later) in recycling products has grown, and is still developing, with the profit motive as its irresistible driving force.
Yet imperfect as the PRT system may be, military commanders say they have little choice but to rely on them.
But Sturtevant's convincing yet imperfect repetitions aren't exactly copies, and as the curator Peter Eleey observes in an authoritative essay accompanying the show: "the initial quick read of her work… is itself a form of repetition".
Yet imperfect though it is, the reform is proof that even a government as fractious as America's can move with impressive speed when the motivation is there.
As it stands though, filtering interviews with staunch conservatives through a Democrat's lens is an entertaining yet imperfect method.
Liver biopsy has been the gold standard yet imperfect and invasive method with risks.
We used both nonprobabilistic and probabilistic sensitivity analyses because they are complementary yet imperfect techniques.
