Sentence examples for from incomplete to complete from inspiring English sources

When you are done, you can click the Save button on the bottom of the screen and you should see the panel change from (Incomplete) to (Complete).

Once an application has been processed and found to be complete the status will be changed from "Incomplete" to "Complete". If your application says "Incomplete", check the "notes" section for what is missing.

The normative distinction between a schema and a sketch, for example, seems to suggest that science progresses by moving from incomplete to complete models.

Mild periventricular lines and caps as well as punctate deep lesions are of non-ischemic origin, while early confluent and confluent lesions represent ischemic damage ranging from incomplete to complete tissue loss (Fazekas et al., 1993).

With increasing amount of CuX, the structures of the formed supramolecules change from incomplete to complete spherically shaped fullerene-like assemblies possessing an Ih-C80 topology at one side and to a tetrahedral-structured aggregate at the other.

When classifying the combination T1NxMx as a complete stage registration, overall completeness of TNM stage increased to 61.8% (919 patients changed status from having incomplete to complete registration).

Samples characterized as fused ranged from incomplete fusions to complete fusions.

The pattern of abnormality ranges from bifid renal pelvis (incomplete type) to complete duplication of the ureter.

The respondents were 15 mothers who were 20 to 45 years old and had levels of formal education ranging from incomplete elementary school to complete high school.

Although wild-type PFO complexes and other CDC toxins form a range of sizes, from incomplete arcs to complete rings (Czajkowsky et al., 2004; Sonnen et al., 2014), these prepore mutant PFOG57C-S190C complexes formed almost exclusively complete rings of an identical size.

In summary, intestinal metaplasia may be caused by the gradual intestinalization of stem/progenitor cells from the incomplete to the complete type [ 35].