Sentence examples for because of incompleteness from inspiring English sources

Scripts that, because of incompleteness or inexplicitness, rely heavily upon the prior knowledge of reader and writer remain the domain of a specialized elite, as did cuneiform, or they are used for rather restricted purposes, as is Cree syllabic.

We excluded 44 men because of incompleteness of information resulting in a study population of 62,334 men.

Because of incompleteness for both OIE and FAO data, an integrated dataset would provide a more complete picture of global HPAI H5N1 outbreaks.

Because of incompleteness for both OIE and FAO datasets, an integration of them would provide a more complete picture of global HPAI H5N1 outbreaks.

Data from two subjects were excluded from analyses because of incompleteness (e.g., due to missing runs); hence, analyses reported are based on behavioural and brain imaging data from sixteen participants (average age = 22.7; SD = 4.47).

In other cases, selenoproteins are not found because of incompleteness in the genome sequence.

A total of 726 women were interviewed and data from 725 women were included in the analysis; 1 questionnaire was useless because of its incompleteness.

He writes with an air of incompleteness because he was aware that it would take the work of many scientists to confirm his theory in detail.

Her life is a mystery and so is her work because of its incompleteness.

Elias said the youngest player in N.F.L. history is unknown because of the incompleteness of records from the 1920's.

The limbs and torsos among these species are difficult to assess because of the incompleteness of the fossil record.