Sentence examples for extremely incomplete from inspiring English sources

The meta-analysis on 77 LCAs also shows an extremely incomplete and short-sighted approach to life cycle studies.

So far, we have discussed only living gnathostomes, vertebrates, and chordates, but this provides an extremely incomplete perspective on vertebrate organismal evolution because current vertebrate diversity is only a small subset of the vertebrates that have ever lived.

"They ask police departments across the country to voluntarily report fatal shootings by their officers, but only a small number of those departments bother to do that, so the FBI's reports are extremely incomplete, which is what we found this year when our tally came up with three times as many fatal shootings as the FBI had in each of the preceding nine years".

Pharmacovigilance based on spontaneous reporting by health professionals is extremely incomplete [ 26, 27].

We realize that these reference TF GO term sets are extremely incomplete due to the current lack of knowledge about the functions of many TFs.

Each alignment boundary was measured and the results were divided into seven bins ranging from extremely incomplete (<−40 residues, i.e. >40 residues missing) to extremely overextended (>40 residues added; Fig. 2A).

However, at low drug loadings, below the critical percolation threshold, release is likely to be extremely slow and incomplete.

"This live stream is an extremely early and incomplete test experience, and we'll be making lots of improvements before we launch it in its final form".

However, it did also say that this experiment was "an extremely early and incomplete test experience, and we'll be making lots of improvements before we launch it in its final form".

In our case, since the surgical stress of pancreaticoduodenectomy or hepatectomy with bile duct resection is extremely large and incomplete resection might shorten the duration of survival, we carefully discussed the treatment strategy before the second and third operation.

In particular, observations of epidemics on a large scale (involving tens of thousands of organisms) are extremely scarce and incomplete [1], [2], [9], [10].