Sentence examples for does not fully capture from inspiring English sources

Because banks are so intertwined, even this figure does not fully capture Britain's vulnerability.

But this view does not fully capture the purpose of privacy in modern society.

It is found that this model does not fully capture all of the features of the experimental data.

"That is indeed very important," he continued, "but it does not fully capture the real value of education.

Analysis shows that the STM gives safe results even though it does not fully capture the observed joint behaviour.

It also does not fully capture the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in many countries resulting from the current recession.

The applied geochemical modeling approach, which is frequently being used and performs well under aerobic conditions, does not fully capture all the chemical processes occurring under anaerobic conditions.

However, it should be noted that this estimate does not fully capture the influence of seasonal changes in the soiling rate.

It does not fully capture the historical and political aspects of the conflict considering that the Sudanese government is a dictatorship and does not reflect the sentiments of the majority of the people.

He concluded from this data that the average life expectancy from age 1 — the NLMS does not fully capture neonatal and infant mortality — as 71 for white men and 66 for black men over the study period.

Yellen said that while the official unemployment rate of 5.4% is approaching what many Federal Reserve officials consider to be consistent with full employment, the jobless rate "probably does not fully capture the extent of slack in the labor market".