This is a good, but incomplete, team.
And Big Society Capital is a good, if incomplete, start.
To the Editor: David Leonhardt's "prostate cancer test" is a good but incomplete one for health care reform.
The lineup of the Politburo Standing Committee, expected to shrink to seven men in the 18th congress from nine in the 17th, will be a good but incomplete indicator of the likelihood for future changes.
[1] The snopes article on kidney theft is good but incomplete -- it doesn't mention the baby parts antecedent in South and Central America and its likely mutation into the U.S. kidney theft tales.
The study of uteroplacental flows, readily available for a first "bedside" indication, has a good, but incomplete, correlation, as witnessed by relatively low sensitivity and specificity (Table 3).
Nine of the eleven mutations showed kinase activity consistent with the in silico analysis, demonstrating the good but incomplete correlation of those two approaches (Table 3).
In many ways, Muji provides a template or raw materials to be finished by the customer — it's not that the goods are incomplete but that they don't yet have anyone's fingerprint.
In a repeated-interaction public goods economy, incomplete information and dynamic behavior may affect the realized outcomes of mechanisms known to be efficient in a complete information one-shot game.
Narrative vignettes lend to an overall experience of a world; vignettes of gameplay (especially good gameplay) feel incomplete.
"X is good" is an incomplete assertion – the relevant criteria for saying Bill, or this horse, or this pen, is good depend on what sort of thing each is.
