Sentence examples for full or incomplete from inspiring English sources

To describe the clinical features and hospitalization rates of American Indian children with full or incomplete fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS).

Historians have long debated whether Stonehenge was a full or incomplete circle, with some arguing a lack of stones in the south-west quadrant is proof it was never complete.

To reduce it, the kernel matrices were approximated by the full or incomplete Cholesky decomposition and the reduced eigenvalue decomposition.

Here, we do not know if the residual drug levels found were from a full or incomplete treatment, if the person had parasites at the time of the previous drug intake, and whether the parasites causing the current episode are the same or a new infection.

In Wisconsin, the only state where the recount was finished, Trump's victory increased by 131 votes, while in Michigan, where 22 of 83 counties had a full or partial recount, incomplete data suggests was a net change of 1,651 votes, "but no evidence of an attack", Bernhard said.

However, most of these LC-MS/MS methods suffer from substantial disadvantages, which include low throughput [ 22], lack of full validation [ 10, 24], or incomplete analytical coverage (e.g., sphingomyelins) [ 25].

The tentative (complete or incomplete) ORFs were inferred from the results of Full-Lengther [ 30].

The term methylation mosaic or incomplete methylation may be used if not all molecules in a full mutation are hypermethylated.

Appearances of objects that do not come to the perceiver "in the full light" are incomplete or contaminated, as if the observer were looking into a mirror.

It blends with skill to produce a game that is "much like life, full of incomplete information and second-guessing," says Mr Lederer.

Fumble or incomplete pass?