Sentence examples for but incompletely from inspiring English sources

It was a vision that succeeded brilliantly, but incompletely.

Both her mother and father nursed her constantly, taking her first back to England, then finally back to New England where she recovered somewhat, but incompletely.

NaOH and BaO have been found to be completely dissociated bases in molten chlorides, CO32− ion was a strong, but incompletely dissociated base.

The influence of variable nutritional input on life history adaptation is a central, but incompletely understood aspect of life history physiology.

Severe murine experimental autoimmune neuritis (sm-EAN) in SJL/J mice is a recently described, but incompletely characterized mouse model of Guillain Barré syndrome (GBS).

(DJN I.7.7) It appears here that Pufendorf is an obligation theorist in that rights derive from obligations (DJN III.5.1; cf. VIII.3.5), yet there are also rights without corresponding obligations; that is, correlativity exists, but incompletely.

Gradually but always incompletely, boundaries loosened up.

By combining the antiwar movement with the counterculture, Bai ignores the fact that S.D.S. was destroyed by an enormous but still incompletely understood campaign of federal penetration and disruption.

Transcription factors and their downstream effectors orchestrate this outcome but are incompletely defined.

The coupling between NOx formation chemistry and the mixing/transport environment is of critical importance to the design of lean-premixed gas turbine combustors but is incompletely understood.

Certain properties of cilia arrays, such as beating synchronisation and manipulation of external proximate particulate matter, are considered emergent, but remain incompletely characterised despite these phenomena having being the subject of extensive modelling.