Sentence examples for be partial or incomplete from inspiring English sources
Similarly, when a bullet hits the spinal cord, the injury is almost always complete, compared with other traumatic injuries to the spine that might be partial or incomplete.
Some of the information was partial or incomplete at the time, and it was not obvious that it was connected, one senior administration official said, but in retrospect it now appears clear that had it all been examined together it would have pointed to the pending attack.
Despite the importance of the issue, and the voluminous literature, the OECD concluded in its recent review that the "available evidence on mental illness and its connection with work is partial or incomplete, and many important elements are still unknown or not fully understood" (OECD 2012, p. 200).
A laryngectomy may be partial or total.
Their picture of the scale of the horror would be partial and incomplete.
Any critique of the humanitarian innovation field is bound to be partial and incomplete and shaped by the author's positionality as an academic commentator and/or practitioner within or outside the field.
While the sense of Palestinian Arab belonging to the Zionist national project – e.g., building the Jewish state – can only be partial and incomplete, if it exists at all, the development of identification with the Palestinian people and Arab peoples more broadly is suppressed.
If you are injured by a negligent physician, on the other hand, your recovery may be partial and incomplete.
Using these criteria, we identified a total of 303 vsp genes in the current WB assembly, of which 228 were complete and 75 were in partial or incomplete ORF format.
Comparing the relative utility of diagnostic tests is challenging when available datasets are small, partial or incomplete.
