Sentence examples for course incomplete from inspiring English sources
Main obstacles are large time delays, strong loop interactions, and of course incomplete knowledge about the kinetics of the reaction system under investigation.
The fossil record is, of course, incomplete, but since Darwin's time, paleontologists have discovered many, many fossils exhibiting transitional features from major milestones in the history of life.
And, of course, incomplete data equals less likelihood of a correct decision.
Evaluation of ML352 and its future derivatives for interactions with other targets is, of course, incomplete, and more extensive evaluations, both in vitro and in vivo, will continue to be pursued, as should studies using these agents to manipulate cholinergic physiology and behavior.
In traditional courses, incomplete almost always signals frustrated expectations, left lazily unmet.
We can be manipulated, of course, shown incomplete information, and sometimes we have to walk away from a case if we don't trust somebody.
This would alter the strategy of a losing quarterback spiking the ball late in the game to kill the clock, of course, but incomplete passes chew up a surprising amount of real time.
These adverts are of course an incomplete glimpse into the scale of social media advertising in Britain.
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) are widespread environmental pollutants that are generated in the course of incomplete combustion and pyrolysis of organic materials such as fuel, coal, wood, garbage, and tobacco.
However, the use of oral steroids in a heterogeneous population, which might have included both COPD patients with a marked asthmatic component and a better than average prognosis, as well as very severe COPD patients with a worse than average prognosis, could lead to no net effect being detected, as of course could incomplete documentation of steroid use in the population as a whole.
